WFMU: Old Codger with Courtney T. Edison: Playlist from March 18, 2008

Old Codger with Courtney T. Edison: Playlist from March 18, 2008

The Old Codger: playing 78 RPM records like they're going out of style!

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March 18, 2008: When the Codger's in your boudoir, no groove is safe from his stylus.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Gene Autry	Don't Fence Me In "Don't Fence Me In" by "Gene Autry"
Frankie Trumbauer & His Orchestra with Bix Beiderbecke	Futuristic Rhythm
M.J. O'Connell	Old Bill Baker "Old Bill Baker" by "M.J. O'Connell"
Scrapper Blackwell	Back Door Blues
Johnny Marvin	Magnolia "Magnolia" by "Johnny Marvin"
Woody "Fishcakes" Clooney	Eat to Live
Norton "Clubfoot" Grubbage	The Stuttering Polkalypso
Kay Starr	There's Yes Yes Yes in Your Eyes
The Milt Herth Trio	Jersey Bounce
Ukulele Ike (Cliff Edwards)	My Dog Loves Your Dog
Cab Calloway & His Orchestra	Gotta Go Places and Do Things
Zelma O'Neal	Varsity Drag "Varsity Drag" by "Zelma O'Neal"
Coot Grant and Kid Wilson	Keep Your Hands Off My Mojo
Nat Wills	B.P.O.E. "B.P.O.E." by "Nat Wills"
Paul Robeson	That's Why Darkies Were Born
Frankie Trumbauer & His Orchestra with Bix Beiderbecke	Bless You Sister

Listener comments!
	7:30pm pok: how old r u? i like ur show!
	7:32pm ~L: Milt Hearth Trio, Try to say that three times fast!
	4:31am One of Mammy's little babies: Could you please play "Shortnin' Bread"?
	4:47am Charley the houseboy: Dear Mr. Edison, I hear you went to Rutgers with Quincy Magoo. If so, do you know any dirt about him I can use? I'm trying to get a raise from the old tightwad.
	12:55pm another old man: Gosh, love that hearing that Clubfoot again - delightful!
	8:25am Cor Blimey Guv'nor: It's taken a cuppla days as usual for the show to percolate through the Atlantic ether to London, England but I am receiving you loud and clear via RealAudio. Re. Pok's query, the Old Codger is very very old. He was already very very old when he started broadcasting on WFMU a long long time ago (see playlists online) and is now older, even though he sounds as old as he did then. I hope this answers your question.
	12:05pm Michael Jackson: I agree with you about chimps. I had one - Bubbles - trained to serve dinner, make coffee and carry out general household chores but he got restless and I returned one day to find him at a typewriter. He wrote something he'd called Hamlet which was obviously of no use to me in my career as a great entertainer.
	7:16am Barbara Pym: I don't understand all this talk about chimpanzees and Hamlet. What is wrong with young people today? Why can't they enjoy simple pleasures? Haven't they heard of muffins? Can we just get back to the music?

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Gene Autry	Don't Fence Me In "Don't Fence Me In" by "Gene Autry"
Frankie Trumbauer & His Orchestra with Bix Beiderbecke	Futuristic Rhythm
M.J. O'Connell	Old Bill Baker "Old Bill Baker" by "M.J. O'Connell"
Scrapper Blackwell	Back Door Blues
Johnny Marvin	Magnolia "Magnolia" by "Johnny Marvin"
Woody "Fishcakes" Clooney	Eat to Live
Norton "Clubfoot" Grubbage	The Stuttering Polkalypso
Kay Starr	There's Yes Yes Yes in Your Eyes
The Milt Herth Trio	Jersey Bounce
Ukulele Ike (Cliff Edwards)	My Dog Loves Your Dog
Cab Calloway & His Orchestra	Gotta Go Places and Do Things
Zelma O'Neal	Varsity Drag "Varsity Drag" by "Zelma O'Neal"
Coot Grant and Kid Wilson	Keep Your Hands Off My Mojo
Nat Wills	B.P.O.E. "B.P.O.E." by "Nat Wills"
Paul Robeson	That's Why Darkies Were Born
Frankie Trumbauer & His Orchestra with Bix Beiderbecke	Bless You Sister

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Listener comments!
	7:30pm pok: how old r u? i like ur show!
	7:32pm ~L: Milt Hearth Trio, Try to say that three times fast!
	4:31am One of Mammy's little babies: Could you please play "Shortnin' Bread"?
	4:47am Charley the houseboy: Dear Mr. Edison, I hear you went to Rutgers with Quincy Magoo. If so, do you know any dirt about him I can use? I'm trying to get a raise from the old tightwad.
	12:55pm another old man: Gosh, love that hearing that Clubfoot again - delightful!
	8:25am Cor Blimey Guv'nor: It's taken a cuppla days as usual for the show to percolate through the Atlantic ether to London, England but I am receiving you loud and clear via RealAudio. Re. Pok's query, the Old Codger is very very old. He was already very very old when he started broadcasting on WFMU a long long time ago (see playlists online) and is now older, even though he sounds as old as he did then. I hope this answers your question.
	12:05pm Michael Jackson: I agree with you about chimps. I had one - Bubbles - trained to serve dinner, make coffee and carry out general household chores but he got restless and I returned one day to find him at a typewriter. He wrote something he'd called Hamlet which was obviously of no use to me in my career as a great entertainer.
	7:16am Barbara Pym: I don't understand all this talk about chimpanzees and Hamlet. What is wrong with young people today? Why can't they enjoy simple pleasures? Haven't they heard of muffins? Can we just get back to the music?

Old Codger with Courtney T. Edison: Playlist from March 18, 2008