Antique Phonograph Music Program: Playlist for May 8, 2007

Playlist for May 8, 2007

Each week, 78s and cylinders are played on actual period reproducing devices.

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Title	Artist	Recording
Mr. Radio Man	Ted Lewis and his Band	Columbia 82-D Disc 1924
The Girl Behind the Gun	Jaudas Society Orchestra	Edison BA 3650 4-minute cylinder 1919
Clarinet Marmalade Blues	Original Dixieland Jazz Band	Victor 18513 Disc 1918
When the Incense is Burning	Earl Fuller’s Orchestra	Victor 18450 Disc 1917
	Cantonese Duet	Victor 42073-2 Disc 191?
Russian National Dance	Kirilloff’s Russian Balalaika Orchestra	Victor 73210 Disc 191?
	Singer with Oud	Victor 72526-B Disc 191?
Luigit Vo Berg und Tal	J. Jost	Victor 77283 Disc 191?
The Raggedy Man	Sally Hamlin	Victor 18276 Disc 1917
Recessional	Harry E Humphery	Victor 17471 Disc 1913
Life in a Trench in Belgium	Lt Gitz Rice of the 1st Canadians and Henry Burr	Columbia A2583 Disc 1917
Frankie and Johnny	Paul Biese Trio	Columbia A3459 Disc 1921
I’ve Got The Mumps	Irene Franklin	Edison BA 1813 4-minute cylinder 1913
Round her Neck She Wears a Yellow Ribbon	American Quartet	Victor 18436 Disc 1918
The Low Back’d Car	George Alexander	Columbia A328 Disc 1906
I'll Take You Back To Italy	Aad Jones & Billy Murray	Victor 18436 B Disc 1918
Hot Lips	The Cotton Pickers	Brunswick 2292-B Disc 1922

Title

Artist

Recording

Mr. Radio Man

Ted Lewis and his Band

Columbia 82-D Disc 1924

The Girl Behind the Gun

Jaudas Society Orchestra

Edison BA 3650 4-minute cylinder 1919

Clarinet Marmalade Blues

Original Dixieland Jazz Band

Victor 18513 Disc 1918

When the Incense is Burning

Earl Fuller’s Orchestra

Victor 18450 Disc 1917

Cantonese Duet

Victor 42073-2 Disc 191?

Russian National Dance

Kirilloff’s Russian Balalaika Orchestra

Victor 73210 Disc 191?

Singer with Oud

Victor 72526-B Disc 191?

Luigit Vo Berg und Tal

J. Jost

Victor 77283 Disc 191?

The Raggedy Man

Sally Hamlin

Victor 18276 Disc 1917

Recessional

Harry E Humphery

Victor 17471 Disc 1913

Life in a Trench in Belgium

Lt Gitz Rice of the 1st Canadians and Henry Burr

Columbia A2583 Disc 1917

Frankie and Johnny

Paul Biese Trio

Columbia A3459 Disc 1921

I’ve Got The Mumps

Irene Franklin

Edison BA 1813 4-minute cylinder 1913

Round her Neck She Wears a Yellow Ribbon

American Quartet

Victor 18436 Disc 1918

The Low Back’d Car

George Alexander

Columbia A328 Disc 1906

I'll Take You Back To Italy

Aad Jones & Billy Murray

Victor 18436 B Disc 1918

Hot Lips

The Cotton Pickers

Brunswick 2292-B Disc 1922

Listener comments!

Thu. 6/7/07 1:17pm Kevin Utter:

FANTASTIC: My first hearing of this podcast! I enjoy the music, machines, recording techniques, the whole works. Haven't looked much at the site, but do you (or could you) give a bit of info about the phonos, needles, transfer & other techniques you use to reproduce this music? Some of this doesn't sound like a simple mike-to-horn reproduction on your part. No problem either way, just curious. Thank you.

Kevin

Sat. 3/1/08 4:27am don:

How funny is the first track on this show, where, twice, the disc slows down and needs a little nudge. try doing that with a CD, kids. I once heard a player-piano recording, where the fellow had to pump the pedals to make the music. i guess he forgot his wheaties, because, near the end of the song, he was clearly gassed. All part of the experience, for sure.