Centennial Songs - The Antique Phonograph Music Program with Mac: Playlist for February 11, 2014

Title	Artist	Recording	Approx. start time
Minuet in G	Ignace Jan Paerewski	Victrola 88321 12" 1912	0:00:00 Pop-up)
Roaming in the Gloaming	Harry Lauder	Victor 70061 12" 1911
I Can Dance With Everybody but My Wife	Joseph Cawthorn	Victor 55074-A 12" 1916
The Bully	May Irwin	Victor 31642 12" 1907
Arkansas Minstrels	Victor Minstrels	Victor 35213-B 12" 1913
Tannenhauser Overture - part 1	Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra	Victor 63854-A 12" 1922
Tannenhauser Overture - part 2	Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra	Victrola 6244 - B 12" 1922
The Shooting of Dan McGrew	Taylor Holmes	Victor 55218-B 12" 1923
Sounds of Forest - part 1	Charles Kellogg	Victor 55092-A 12" 1917
Head Over Heels	Joseph C. Smith's Orchstra	Victor 35682-A 12" 1919
Pickaninny Blues	Prince's Orchestra	Columbia A6162 12" 1920

Listener comments!

8:04pm Whooda:

Great to be listening DJ Mac. Thanks for all the elbow grease

8:07pm Phono-90:

Hi Whoo! Soooo..., is that 12" laquer LP in your pocket, or are you just happy to see (read) me?

8:08pm MAC:

I sacrifice my arm for art!

8:08pm MAC:

Uhhhmmmmm.... that is I... (gulp)

8:11pm Phono-90:

@DJ MAC: evening Sir, it's been fascinating already, and you're just getting rollin' in the glomin', I used to know what that is...

8:11pm AG:

Think Lauder was perhaps saying "ye canna beat it." No matter, loving the show tonight...

8:13pm mk:

Hi MAC. Whats that old song: "another little drink, another little drink.. won't do us any harm"

♥ 8:15pm Santos L Halper:

Dig this guy. A regular dancin' fool

8:18pm Phono-90:

"Period-correct epithets", can't wait for the ribaldry

8:21pm mk:

you see the rap bands didnt start the nigga shit

8:23pm mk:

but they'll finish it..

♥ 8:26pm Santos L Halper:

All us southern states are the same : )
But an Arkansas minstrel and a Louisianan? Night and day

8:28pm Phono-90:

A lot of this banter is striking for how familiar and UNarchaic it is, to these ears at least...
"Tannhauser"' pronounced like tan-hoi-zer

8:30pm MAC:

Anyone remember Bugs Bunny and the opera singer he destroyed... "LEOPOLD!!!"

8:31pm mk:

It would be interesting to hear what *was censored in those earlier phonographic periods..

8:32pm Jim Shulman:

Yup, TAHN-Hoyzer for a guide. The records were made in August of 1922, over three discs: Victor 74758, 74759, and 74768 (which were later doubled, with a filler side).

♥ 8:32pm Santos L Halper:

And to think the DJs back then said the listeners didn't have the patience for a 2-sided single. Interesting arrangement though...

8:32pm mk:

*material

8:35pm Phono-90:

I do! All Baby--Boomers and older Gen Xers do...
You ciuld say it was near the too of the "Stowkastic Hit Parade" of fine mid-century classical music satire.........heheh

8:36pm Phono-90:

...the TOP of the...
Damn!

8:37pm Jim Shulman:

There are supposed to be three sides to this performance, Victor 74758, 74759, and 74768, recorded in August 1922

8:40pm Phono-90:

This was before Shield hooked up with Yarnell, right?
Uh-oh, is that THE "Dangerous Dan McGrew" ? Yesss!

8:45pm Phono-90:

Warblin' as opposed to whistlin'?

8:47pm mk:

Clifford Grey; another drink..?

8:54pm Phono-90:

mk: yeah, one imagines Kellogg doing his calls in bars, for drinks...
@ MAC what got me was the sheer quantity of different calls he could do.. You got a good one there yourself, just don't run a-foul of those Disney lawyers, they'll really cook your goose!
.....ok,sorry

8:55pm Phono-90:

...had a large portion of corn w/dinner

8:56pm Phono-90:

Who are you duetting with this year, MAC?

8:57pm MAC:

G'night all. Thanks for coming by!

8:58pm Phono-90:

Thnx, good stuff, thanks for curating