WFMU: The Ragged Phonograph Program with Mike Haar: Playlist from June 3, 2014

The Ragged Phonograph Program with Mike Haar: Playlist from June 3, 2014

Original ragtime, jazz, and pop music from the first quarter of the 20th century, with historical background on vaudeville-era artists.

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June 3, 2014: Debut Broadcast

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Marion Harris	There'll Be Some Changes Made	1924	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Columbia Orchestra	The Stars and Stripes Forever	c.1897	0:04:48 (Pop-up)
Billy Murray	The Cubanola Glide "The Cubanola Glide" by "Billy Murray"	1910	0:04:55 (Pop-up)
Wilbur Sweatman & His Jazz Band	Oh! You La! La!	1918	0:07:54 (Pop-up)
Albert Campbell and Henry Burr	When I Was Twenty One and You Were Sweet Sixteen	1912	0:10:38 (Pop-up)
Sophie Tucker	That Lovin Two-Step Man	1910	0:14:34 (Pop-up)
Golden Gate Orchestra	Sidewalk Blues	1926	0:17:14 (Pop-up)
Cliff Edwards	Sophomore Prom "Sophomore Prom" by "Cliff Edwards"	1929	0:21:12 (Pop-up)
Nat M. Wills	Song of The English Chappie	1909	0:30:31 (Pop-up)
Sousa's Band	At A Georgia Camp Meeting	1908	0:30:49 (Pop-up)
Dorothy Lee	Do Something "Do Something" by "Dorothy Lee"		0:31:08 (Pop-up)
Cab Calloway	Some of These Days "Some of These Days" by "Cab Calloway"	1930	0:33:29 (Pop-up)
Cliff Carlisle	That Nasty Swing "That Nasty Swing" by "Cliff Carlisle"		0:35:28 (Pop-up)
Memphis Jug Band	Little Green Slippers	1934	0:38:49 (Pop-up)
Josephine Baker	Where'd You Get Those Eyes?	1927	0:43:33 (Pop-up)
Warings Pennsylvanians	I've Never Seen a Straight Banana	1927	0:45:32 (Pop-up)
Ada Jones & Len Spencer	Peaches and Cream	1906	0:48:30 (Pop-up)
Edward Meeker	Stuttering Dick "Stuttering Dick" by "Edward Meeker"	1908	0:52:40 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	8:04pm P-90: Wecome to DJ Mike the Barber
	8:11pm Ken From Hyde Park: Are these selections being played on the original media or copied to CD/mp3?
	8:11pm Mike East: what Ken said. Also, can I get a trim?
	8:17pm JakeGould: Barber’s we all purpose folks back in the day, right?
	8:20pm Mike East: ah, right. then can I also get a gin and a couple of leeches?
	8:24pm P-90: @ DJ Mike: Me, I heard recently that the"Moe Howard" cut is coming back into fashion. I'm considering making the switch. However, my hair is slightly wavy, don't you need completely straight hair for the "Moe"? Also, who makes that herbal shampoo that smells like bubblegum?
	8:27pm Evan47: MAC no longer has the antique phonograph show?
	8:30pm Dominick: Welcome Mike the Barber! Evan47 - not to worry, MAC is on hiatus for the summer.
	8:32pm Evan47: aaaah then welcome Mike the Barber
	8:37pm fleep: Oh! You Kid! How a sexed-up viral hit from the summer of 1909 changed American pop music forever. www.slate.com...
	8:38pm the Master: Thanks so much for this fantastic music, Mike! I was sad to hear that MAC was off for a bit but your selections and perspectives are simply wonderful.
	8:40pm P-90: @ fleep: there's nuthin' like a sexed-up viral hit - from ANY summer
	8:44pm JakeGould: By “Barber” I meant someone who could lance a goiter.
	8:48pm bobdoesthings: I wonder if Andy Breckman would pronounce this show as The Rag-ged Phonograph.. or the Ragged (in pronunciation)
	8:48pm JakeGould: Dude‘s never seen a straight banana.
	8:48pm P-90: @ fleep: thanks for recommending that Slate article, it's fascinating, and it has a sound file- -plus those "bawdy" postcards are great
	8:53pm fleep: @P-90 It seemed like the right show to mention it. It is great this niche is occupied while MAC is away. Thanks, Mike!
	8:59pm P-90: Yeah! thanks, Mike! and maybe I'll just take a little off the sides and freshen up the spit curl, I'll let you know next week
	9:15pm Joey the Sleaze: Good First Show!!!
	10:35pm Mikethebarber: Thanks for sticking with it whilst DJ Mac's roamin' in the gloaming. Catch ya'll next week. Stay sharp!

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Marion Harris	There'll Be Some Changes Made	1924	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Columbia Orchestra	The Stars and Stripes Forever	c.1897	0:04:48 (Pop-up)
Billy Murray	The Cubanola Glide "The Cubanola Glide" by "Billy Murray"	1910	0:04:55 (Pop-up)
Wilbur Sweatman & His Jazz Band	Oh! You La! La!	1918	0:07:54 (Pop-up)
Albert Campbell and Henry Burr	When I Was Twenty One and You Were Sweet Sixteen	1912	0:10:38 (Pop-up)
Sophie Tucker	That Lovin Two-Step Man	1910	0:14:34 (Pop-up)
Golden Gate Orchestra	Sidewalk Blues	1926	0:17:14 (Pop-up)
Cliff Edwards	Sophomore Prom "Sophomore Prom" by "Cliff Edwards"	1929	0:21:12 (Pop-up)
Nat M. Wills	Song of The English Chappie	1909	0:30:31 (Pop-up)
Sousa's Band	At A Georgia Camp Meeting	1908	0:30:49 (Pop-up)
Dorothy Lee	Do Something "Do Something" by "Dorothy Lee"		0:31:08 (Pop-up)
Cab Calloway	Some of These Days "Some of These Days" by "Cab Calloway"	1930	0:33:29 (Pop-up)
Cliff Carlisle	That Nasty Swing "That Nasty Swing" by "Cliff Carlisle"		0:35:28 (Pop-up)
Memphis Jug Band	Little Green Slippers	1934	0:38:49 (Pop-up)
Josephine Baker	Where'd You Get Those Eyes?	1927	0:43:33 (Pop-up)
Warings Pennsylvanians	I've Never Seen a Straight Banana	1927	0:45:32 (Pop-up)
Ada Jones & Len Spencer	Peaches and Cream	1906	0:48:30 (Pop-up)
Edward Meeker	Stuttering Dick "Stuttering Dick" by "Edward Meeker"	1908	0:52:40 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:04pm P-90: Wecome to DJ Mike the Barber
	8:11pm Ken From Hyde Park: Are these selections being played on the original media or copied to CD/mp3?
	8:11pm Mike East: what Ken said. Also, can I get a trim?
	8:17pm JakeGould: Barber’s we all purpose folks back in the day, right?
	8:20pm Mike East: ah, right. then can I also get a gin and a couple of leeches?
	8:24pm P-90: @ DJ Mike: Me, I heard recently that the"Moe Howard" cut is coming back into fashion. I'm considering making the switch. However, my hair is slightly wavy, don't you need completely straight hair for the "Moe"? Also, who makes that herbal shampoo that smells like bubblegum?
	8:27pm Evan47: MAC no longer has the antique phonograph show?
	8:30pm Dominick: Welcome Mike the Barber! Evan47 - not to worry, MAC is on hiatus for the summer.
	8:32pm Evan47: aaaah then welcome Mike the Barber
	8:37pm fleep: Oh! You Kid! How a sexed-up viral hit from the summer of 1909 changed American pop music forever. www.slate.com...
	8:38pm the Master: Thanks so much for this fantastic music, Mike! I was sad to hear that MAC was off for a bit but your selections and perspectives are simply wonderful.
	8:40pm P-90: @ fleep: there's nuthin' like a sexed-up viral hit - from ANY summer
	8:44pm JakeGould: By “Barber” I meant someone who could lance a goiter.
	8:48pm bobdoesthings: I wonder if Andy Breckman would pronounce this show as The Rag-ged Phonograph.. or the Ragged (in pronunciation)
	8:48pm JakeGould: Dude‘s never seen a straight banana.
	8:48pm P-90: @ fleep: thanks for recommending that Slate article, it's fascinating, and it has a sound file- -plus those "bawdy" postcards are great
	8:53pm fleep: @P-90 It seemed like the right show to mention it. It is great this niche is occupied while MAC is away. Thanks, Mike!
	8:59pm P-90: Yeah! thanks, Mike! and maybe I'll just take a little off the sides and freshen up the spit curl, I'll let you know next week
	9:15pm Joey the Sleaze: Good First Show!!!
	10:35pm Mikethebarber: Thanks for sticking with it whilst DJ Mac's roamin' in the gloaming. Catch ya'll next week. Stay sharp!

The Ragged Phonograph Program with Mike Haar: Playlist from June 3, 2014

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