Centennial Songs - The Antique Phonograph Music Program with Mac: Playlist for March 20, 2012

Title	Artist	Recording
The Girl from Utah pt 1	Columbia Band	Columbia A1615 10" 1914
National Emblem march	United States Marine Band	Victor 18498-A 10" 1914
Tannhauser March	Sousa'a Band	Victor 16514-A 10" 1909
Columbia Graphophone Company March	Prince's Band	Columbia A2455 10" 1916
Pick a Chicken	Victor Military Band	Victor 17687-A 10" 1914
My Old New Jersey Home	Billy Murray	Victor 18748-B 10" 1921
The Sidewalks of New York	Shannon Quartet	Victor 19336-A 10" 1924
Old King Tut	Billy Jones and Ernie Hare	Columbia A3876 10" 1923
In The Old Town Hall	Van and Schenk	Columbia A3461 10" 1921
The Moon Has His Eyes On You	Corrine Morgan and Frank C Stanley	Columbia A778 10" 1906
Parson Jones' Three Reasons	Arthur Collins	Zon-o-phone 5078-A 10" 1907
Billy	Ada Jones	Columbia 1071 10" 1911
Song of the Volga Boatmen	Kirilloff’s Russian Balalaika Orchestra	Victor 73153-A 10" 191?
Dollar Tiraylno (?)	Gypsy Band	Columbia A750 10" 1908
Il Rotorno Dei Soldati	The Four Sicilians	Victor 72704-A 10" 191?
The Girl from Utah pt 2	Columbia Band	Columbia A1615 10" 1914

Title

Artist

Recording

The Girl from Utah pt 1

Columbia Band

Columbia A1615 10" 1914

National Emblem march

United States Marine Band

Victor 18498-A 10" 1914

Tannhauser March

Sousa'a Band

Victor 16514-A 10" 1909

Columbia Graphophone Company March

Prince's Band

Columbia A2455 10" 1916

Pick a Chicken

Victor Military Band

Victor 17687-A 10" 1914

My Old New Jersey Home

Billy Murray

Victor 18748-B 10" 1921

The Sidewalks of New York

Shannon Quartet

Victor 19336-A 10" 1924

Old King Tut

Billy Jones and Ernie Hare

Columbia A3876 10" 1923

In The Old Town Hall

Van and Schenk

Columbia A3461 10" 1921

The Moon Has His Eyes On You

Corrine Morgan and Frank C Stanley

Columbia A778 10" 1906

Parson Jones' Three Reasons

Arthur Collins

Zon-o-phone 5078-A 10" 1907

Billy

Ada Jones

Columbia 1071 10" 1911

Song of the Volga Boatmen

Kirilloff’s Russian Balalaika Orchestra

Victor 73153-A 10" 191?

Dollar Tiraylno (?)

Gypsy Band

Columbia A750 10" 1908

Il Rotorno Dei Soldati

The Four Sicilians

Victor 72704-A 10" 191?

The Girl from Utah pt 2

Columbia Band

Columbia A1615 10" 1914

Listener comments!

8:37pm Van in DC:

What? I missed Van and Schenk?

8:42pm MAC:

listen to the archive later!

8:48pm Van in DC:

Not sure where WFMU stands right now on the soundtap thingy, but got my 3rd account chomping on the stream now, today. Just trying to help.

8:51pm Van in DC:

Intermezzo means something Italian, I'm sure. ha ha

8:54pm Van in DC:

Anyway, glad to stumble across your show MAC. I'm still way into "discovery" mode for FMU. From the little I heard I liked. Will try to be back. Thanks for the tunes.

8:59pm Van in DC:

OOOOOOHHHHHH! This is what Station Manager Ken was listening to when he got wrapped in all that vinyl! Right....!! (Or, maybe it was "The Only Song", I forget)

9:00pm Van in DC:

What, is this Jim Price coming up again? ha ha

9:02pm Ian Nagoski:

I Quattro Siciliani are covered across pages 507-513 of Richard K. Spottswood's Ethnic Music on Records. They started recording in New York in 1917 and continued through what looks like a couple hundred sides until Oct. 1927, recording for both Columbia and Victor as well as Emerson. Nat Shilkret (then a producer for Vic) guested with them in 1920s. Several of their records of 1919-20 were issued in the UK on HMV. Is that any help?

7:32am Dave:

The Four Sicilians record was recorded in New York on April 3rd 1919. (Library of Congress National Jukebox)

7:43am Dave:

As above, The Kirilloff recording was made September 26th 1921. Mac- this is offered as an additional source of information for Victor records.