Centennial Songs - The Antique Phonograph Music Program with Mac: Playlist for September 10, 2013

Title	Artist	Recording	Approx. start time
How we laugh	Mr. Pen Caws	Famous Record 75 10" 191?	0:00:00 Pop-up)
Oh' who aid so	Mr. Pen Caws	Famous Record 75 10" 191?
You Can't Get Many Pimples On A Pound Of Pickled Pork	Ernie Mayne	The Winner 2860 10" 1913
Love, Love, Love	Ernie Mayne	The Winner 2680 10" 1913
A Great Big Plonking Kiss	Ernie Mayne	The Winner 3285 10" 1919
Just We Two And The Moon	Mr. Stanley Kirkby	Scala Record 725a 10" 1914
We Used To Gather At The Old Dun Cow	Ernie Mayne	The Winner 3285 10" 1919
Laughing P.C. Brown	Charles Penrose	Winner 717 10" 1921
Laughing Jazz Drummer	Charles Penrose	Winner 717 10" 1921
Hello! Susie Green	Bert Courtney	Cinch 5102 10" 1913
Who were you with last night?	Bert Courtney	Cinch 5102 10" 1913
The Ragtime Goblin Man	Long & Green	Phoenix 062 10" 1913
That Chiming Rag	Warwick Green	Phoenix 062 10" 1913
Oh, ByJingo, Oh, By Gee	The Elliotts	The Winner 3480 10" 1919

Listener comments!

8:03pm Dominick:

Hi Mac

8:03pm Simon:

Been listening on podcast for years, this is my first time listening live :)

8:03pm Simon:

Been listening on podcast for years, this is my first time listening live :)

8:05pm Radiola 18:

Yo ho ho, MAC

8:07pm MAC:

Hey buds!

8:09pm Simon:

Stamps were to show tax had been paid on the record I believe.

8:11pm spodiodi:

Greetings

8:11pm Dominick:

This will be my catchphrase for the next week

8:13pm Simon:

A bit of research: the stamps were to verify the composer had been paid http://j.mp/19FDFeH

8:13pm Simon:

A bit of research: the stamps were to verify the composer had been paid http://j.mp/19FDFeH

8:15pm spodiodi:

50 eggs?!

8:16pm Simon:

@spodiodi This is referenced in a kids book when I was growing up, seems to be an old joke then...

8:19pm Radiola 18:

Oh blimey

8:22pm dale:

crank her up, mac! blows my mind that these are voices from a century passed!

8:23pm Simon:

The old dun cow could be written right now, so many pubs are closing...

8:24pm dale:

was the technology different? this guy is really shouting into the microphoneum....

8:26pm Simon:

@dale A lot of the music hall performers tend to be like that I think... Used to projecting for huge great theatres

8:31pm spodiodi:

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

8:32pm MAC:

Laugh it up funny boy!

8:42pm Tom Gervat:

For research purposes, I highly recommend two hardcover books & two softcover from the 90s, if you can still find them anywhere:
-Gramophone Records of the First World War (basically the HMV Catalogue 1914-18)
-The English 78 Picture Book (British counterpart to the American Record Label Book)-label histories
-Those Were The Days (Stars of the Gramophone)
-Those Wind-Up Days-
(last two softcover, more like journal periodicals)-
lots of pictures in all of the above

8:42pm Simon:

Where is that club? I want to go!!!

8:47pm Simon:

The Phoenix label? How did those ever escape Hogwarts? ;-)

8:51pm Twoscentshin:

Too bad for me; tuned in too late for, You Can't Get Many Pimples On A Pound Of Pickled Pork

8:54pm Simon:

Mac - rationing often meant you had to submit a record for recycling in order to get a new one. Before that in 1930s there were quotas in terms of how many foreign records/movies could be imported, so uk cover versions were often the only (legal) way to get hold of these songs

2:37pm Rob:

hi,
just to let you know I am a uk record collector, and have uploaded some of my early records to my blog at
http:/listentothegramophone.blogspot.co.uk
and there will be many, many more uploaded, so I'd be greatful if you could chek it out, it would be worth it if you like to hear these records.
Love the program!
Rob

Centennial Songs - The Antique Phonograph Music Program with Mac

Playlist for September 10, 2013 All British records!

Listener comments!

Playlist for September 10, 2013
All British records!