Antique Phonograph Music Program: Playlist for November 23, 2010

Playlist for November 23, 2010

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

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Title	Artist	Recording	Comments
I'm Going to Plant Myself in My Old Plantation Home	Zez Confrey and His Orchestra	Victor 18981-A Disc 1922
I Can Dance With Everybody but My Wife	Joseph Cawthorn	Victor 55074-A 12" 1916
Who Is the One That You're Fooling Now?	Adler, Weil and Herman and The California Sun-Kist Syncopators	Cameo 715 10" 1925
There's a Broken Heart for Every Light on Broadway	Edna Brown	Victor 17943-B Disc 1916
Railroad Rag	Arthur Collins	Columbia A1059 Disc 1911
Cracovienne Fantastique	Ignace Jan Paderewski	Victrola 74535 12" 1917
Scherzo Capriccio	John Lemmone	Victor 55110-B Disc 1919
Sailor's Hornpipe Medley	Charles D'Almaine	Edison BA 1964 4-minute cylinder 1914
Sugar in the Gourd	Fiddlin' Powers and Family	Victor 19449-B Disc 1924
Thompson's Old Grey Mule	The Pickard Family	Challenge 990-B Disc 1929
When The Work's All Done This Fall	Ernest Stoneman	Edison BA 5188 4-minute cylinder 1926
Gentle Annie	Carroll Clark	Columbia A1109 Disc 1912
Rackety Coo	Grace Nash and Sam Ash	Columbia A1952 10" 1916
Mandy Lee	Minstrels	Columbia 800 Disc 1902	featuring George Gaskin
Dardanella	Selvin's Novelty Orchestra	Victor 18633-A Disc 1919

Title

Artist

Recording

Comments

I'm Going to Plant Myself in My Old Plantation Home

Zez Confrey and His Orchestra

Victor 18981-A Disc 1922

I Can Dance With Everybody but My Wife

Joseph Cawthorn

Victor 55074-A 12" 1916

Who Is the One That You're Fooling Now?

Adler, Weil and Herman and The California Sun-Kist Syncopators

Cameo 715 10" 1925

There's a Broken Heart for Every Light on Broadway

Edna Brown

Victor 17943-B Disc 1916

Railroad Rag

Arthur Collins

Columbia A1059 Disc 1911

Cracovienne Fantastique

Ignace Jan Paderewski

Victrola 74535 12" 1917

Scherzo Capriccio

John Lemmone

Victor 55110-B Disc 1919

Sailor's Hornpipe Medley

Charles D'Almaine

Edison BA 1964 4-minute cylinder 1914

Sugar in the Gourd

Fiddlin' Powers and Family

Victor 19449-B Disc 1924

Thompson's Old Grey Mule

The Pickard Family

Challenge 990-B Disc 1929

When The Work's All Done This Fall

Ernest Stoneman

Edison BA 5188 4-minute cylinder 1926

Gentle Annie

Carroll Clark

Columbia A1109 Disc 1912

Rackety Coo

Grace Nash and Sam Ash

Columbia A1952 10" 1916

Mandy Lee

Minstrels

Columbia 800 Disc 1902

featuring George Gaskin

Dardanella

Selvin's Novelty Orchestra

Victor 18633-A Disc 1919

Listener comments!

Tue. 11/23/10 8:09pm Chio:

Interesting

Tue. 11/23/10 8:15pm Dave in Staten Island:

Is the Sam Ash who performs Rackety Coo the founder of the music store?

Tue. 11/23/10 8:42pm frenchee:

Love the Jew's harp, MAC, it's all good, from "I Can't Dance w/my Wife" to Put on your slippers...

Tue. 11/23/10 8:42pm marq:

I missed Mac's rant. I was listening to the music and talking with my daughter about stuff and getting her to bed then I realized Mac seemed to be ranting about something but then it was time to turn down the radio to get her to bed. I'll need to check the archives.

Tue. 11/23/10 8:46pm Steve:

Is the Cameo record label the same one that continued into the 60s with blues, rock and country stuff? -s

Wed. 11/24/10 6:59am MAC:

Dunno if THAT Cameo is the same. Kinda Doubt it.

Wed. 11/24/10 3:57pm Sammy Ash:

Though they were contemporaries and musicians, there is no relation to Sam Ash the recording artist and Sam Ash (my Grandfather) the band leader. I do not think they ever met each other. The Sam Ash who founded our Company (Sam Ash Music Corp) was from Brooklyn, I am not sure where the other Sam Ash was from. People keep sending us records thinking it is "our" Sam Ash