Centennial Songs - The Antique Phonograph Music Program with Mac: Playlist for September 20, 2011

Title	Artist	Recording
Fantasie in B Flat	Alberto Salvi	Victor 55141-B 12"
Tannhauser March	Sousa's Band	Victor 31423 12"
Valse Brilliante	Ignace Jan Paderewski	Victrola 88322 12"
Moonlight Sonata	Vessella's Italian Band	Victor 35426-B 12" 19
I Can Dance With Everybody but My Wife	Joseph Cawthorn	Victor 55074-A 12" 19
My Wonder Girl - Coral Sea	Paul Whiteman and His Ambassador Orchestra	Victor 35703-B 12" 192
The Bounding Bounder	Harry Lauder	Victor 70010 12" 191
Swiss Echo Song	Luisa Tetrazzini	Voctrola 88311 12" 1913
Pagliacci - Vesti la guibba	Enrico Caruso	Victor 88061 12" 191
Scherzo Capriccio	John Lemmone	Victor 55110-B 12" 191

Title

Artist

Recording

Fantasie in B Flat

Alberto Salvi

Victor 55141-B 12"

Tannhauser March

Sousa's Band

Victor 31423 12"

Valse Brilliante

Ignace Jan Paderewski

Victrola 88322 12"

Moonlight Sonata

Vessella's Italian Band

Victor 35426-B 12" 19

I Can Dance With Everybody but My Wife

Joseph Cawthorn

Victor 55074-A 12" 19

My Wonder Girl - Coral Sea

Paul Whiteman and His Ambassador Orchestra

Victor 35703-B 12" 192

The Bounding Bounder

Harry Lauder

Victor 70010 12" 191

Swiss Echo Song

Luisa Tetrazzini

Voctrola 88311 12" 1913

Pagliacci - Vesti la guibba

Enrico Caruso

Victor 88061 12" 191

Scherzo Capriccio

John Lemmone

Victor 55110-B 12" 191

Listener comments!

8:42pm Graham Cracker:

Please play Vaughn Deleaths "Do Do Do", any version of "Who Played Poker with Pocahantas when John Smith was Away" and some cakewalks.

8:47pm samantha:

hello, i am listening and enjoying your show very much. if you are receptive to requests it would be lovely to hear some opera, and i wonder if you happen to have a copy of toscanini performing la donne e mobile from rigoletto. thanks very much!

8:48pm Graham Cracker:

Please play Louisa Tetrazinis "Ah! non Giunge" from 1911.
Thank you i'm only seven years old and my grandpa taught me about 78s.

8:59pm Graham Cracker:

Hi. My grandpa said he would like to hear some Busy Bee recordings, maybe some Harry James but he like cakewalks. He said he used to take a windup player and play 78s in a corn field that overlooked the north sea in Holland and he would paint the ocean and people walking on the beach. He also uses one of those old shoehorns sometimes to listen to music from.

7:58pm Nat M. Lucas:

Check out "Peach-O-Reno" seen dam' seldom on Turner Classic Movies; It contains Joseph Cawthorn stealing scenes from anyone without any concerted effort, although it's SUPPOSED to be a Wheeler & Woolsey picture. Bert Wheeler does a hilarious vocal impression of Kate Smith---worth viewing for these parts alone among the great music...