WFMU: Old Codger with Courtney T. Edison: Playlist from April 29, 2008

Old Codger with Courtney T. Edison: Playlist from April 29, 2008

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

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Girls of the Golden West	Lonely Cowgirl
The Chicago Loopers (with Bix & Tram)	Three Blind Mice
Johnny Hodges and His Orchestra	Hodge Podge
Hank Williams	Ramblin' Man "Ramblin' Man" by "Hank Williams"
Ted Steele and His Novatones	Mood Indigo
Ted Lewis and His Orchestra	Egyptian Ella
Sophie Tucker	After You've Gone "After You've Gone" by "Sophie Tucker"
The Boswell Sisters and the Dorsey Brothers Orchestra	Was That the Human Thing To Do
Washboard Rhythm Boys	Dog and Cat
The Cook Sisters	Make My Cot Where the Cot-Cot-Cotton Grows
Collins H. Driggs (on the Novachord)	Song of the Islands
Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra	Stealin' Apples
The Andrews Sisters	Money Is the Root of Evil
Sippie Wallace	The Flood Blues "The Flood Blues" by "Sippie Wallace"
Sophie Tucker	No One Man Is Ever Going to Worry Me

Listener comments!
	7:16pm Sean Daily: I wonder how Williams managed that incredible bend in his voice. My guess is pliers and a very sensitive part of his anatomy.
	9:56am Ted Pedant: I am delighted to see you are playing a half of the entire recorded reportoire of The Cook Sisters. In my opinion they are the best of all the sibling acts including Else and Doris Waters. I knew Doris when she was just a puddle.
	10:08am Randy Idleburg: Doris later married Carl Rivers. They spawned a fine family.
	10:37am Doris Waters: Thanks, Ted. You used to say we were the best - POTABLE, you called us.
	10:47am A Long Memory: I can assure Mr Idleburg that they weren't the only family spawned by that rascal. "Rivers, Stay 'Way From My Door" was a popular sentiment round here.
	11:04am Irma Quibbling: On the subject of water, is it true that Collins H. Driggs died drunk playing with his Novachord in the bath?
	11:18am John London: Thank you, Mr Edison. A very funny, very beautiful hour
	12:34am Kelly: Irma, no. Collins H. Driggs died of a heart attack.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Girls of the Golden West	Lonely Cowgirl
The Chicago Loopers (with Bix & Tram)	Three Blind Mice
Johnny Hodges and His Orchestra	Hodge Podge
Hank Williams	Ramblin' Man "Ramblin' Man" by "Hank Williams"
Ted Steele and His Novatones	Mood Indigo
Ted Lewis and His Orchestra	Egyptian Ella
Sophie Tucker	After You've Gone "After You've Gone" by "Sophie Tucker"
The Boswell Sisters and the Dorsey Brothers Orchestra	Was That the Human Thing To Do
Washboard Rhythm Boys	Dog and Cat
The Cook Sisters	Make My Cot Where the Cot-Cot-Cotton Grows
Collins H. Driggs (on the Novachord)	Song of the Islands
Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra	Stealin' Apples
The Andrews Sisters	Money Is the Root of Evil
Sippie Wallace	The Flood Blues "The Flood Blues" by "Sippie Wallace"
Sophie Tucker	No One Man Is Ever Going to Worry Me

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Listener comments!
	7:16pm Sean Daily: I wonder how Williams managed that incredible bend in his voice. My guess is pliers and a very sensitive part of his anatomy.
	9:56am Ted Pedant: I am delighted to see you are playing a half of the entire recorded reportoire of The Cook Sisters. In my opinion they are the best of all the sibling acts including Else and Doris Waters. I knew Doris when she was just a puddle.
	10:08am Randy Idleburg: Doris later married Carl Rivers. They spawned a fine family.
	10:37am Doris Waters: Thanks, Ted. You used to say we were the best - POTABLE, you called us.
	10:47am A Long Memory: I can assure Mr Idleburg that they weren't the only family spawned by that rascal. "Rivers, Stay 'Way From My Door" was a popular sentiment round here.
	11:04am Irma Quibbling: On the subject of water, is it true that Collins H. Driggs died drunk playing with his Novachord in the bath?
	11:18am John London: Thank you, Mr Edison. A very funny, very beautiful hour
	12:34am Kelly: Irma, no. Collins H. Driggs died of a heart attack.

Old Codger with Courtney T. Edison: Playlist from April 29, 2008