Antique Phonograph Music Program: Playlist for January 4, 2011

Playlist for January 4, 2011

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

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Hear this show:

Title	Artist	Recording
Venetian Moon	All Star Trio	Victor 18651-A Disc 1920
Budweiser's a Friend of Mine	Billy Murray	Victor 5320 Disc 1907
Under the Anheuser Busch	Collins and Harlan	Victor 2668 Disc 1903
In My Merry Oldsmobile	Billy Murray	Victor 4467 Disc 1905
Farm Relief Song	Whitey Johns	Challenge 852-A Disc 1929
Naomi Wise	Vernon Dalhart	Victor 19867-B Disc 1925
Steamboat Bill	George Riley Puckett	Columbia 113-D Disc 1924
The Fatal Wedding	Ernest V. Stoneman	Edison BA 5355 4-minute cylinder 1925
Ragging the Scale	Fred Van Eps	Victor 18085-A Disc 1916
Tip Top	Six Brown Brothers	Victor 18714-A Disc 1920
Eldorado March	William H. Reitz	Vctor 18085-B Disc 1916
What Do You Mean You Lost Your Dog?	Edward Meeker	Edison BA 2137 4-minute cylinder 1914
They're All Sweeties	Van and Schenk	Columbia A2792 Disc 1919
Keemo Kimo	HArry C. Brown	Columbia A2853 Disc 1919
Sailin' Away on the Henry Clay	American Qua	Victor 18353-B Disc 1917
Corrine Died On The Battlefield	Tom Waits	Preservation Hall B Disc 2010

Title

Artist

Recording

Venetian Moon

All Star Trio

Victor 18651-A Disc 1920

Budweiser's a Friend of Mine

Billy Murray

Victor 5320 Disc 1907

Under the Anheuser Busch

Collins and Harlan

Victor 2668 Disc 1903

In My Merry Oldsmobile

Billy Murray

Victor 4467 Disc 1905

Farm Relief Song

Whitey Johns

Challenge 852-A Disc 1929

Naomi Wise

Vernon Dalhart

Victor 19867-B Disc 1925

Steamboat Bill

George Riley Puckett

Columbia 113-D Disc 1924

The Fatal Wedding

Ernest V. Stoneman

Edison BA 5355 4-minute cylinder 1925

Ragging the Scale

Fred Van Eps

Victor 18085-A Disc 1916

Tip Top

Six Brown Brothers

Victor 18714-A Disc 1920

Eldorado March

William H. Reitz

Vctor 18085-B Disc 1916

What Do You Mean You Lost Your Dog?

Edward Meeker

Edison BA 2137 4-minute cylinder 1914

They're All Sweeties

Van and Schenk

Columbia A2792 Disc 1919

Keemo Kimo

HArry C. Brown

Columbia A2853 Disc 1919

Sailin' Away on the Henry Clay

American Qua

Victor 18353-B Disc 1917

Corrine Died On The Battlefield

Tom Waits

Preservation Hall B Disc 2010

Listener comments!

Tue. 1/4/11 8:08pm Robert:

No matter how extravagant the plug, as long as it's on WFMU, even archived, they're not going to send you so much as a thimbleful.

Tue. 1/4/11 8:10pm Jim Vyhnak:

Yay cylinders!

Tue. 1/4/11 8:16pm Jim Vyhnak:

Budweiser is bad!

Tue. 1/4/11 8:45pm Robert:

It sounds as if "I'm Looking Over My Dead Dog, Rover" quoted passages from this one.

Tue. 1/4/11 8:48pm Robert:

Interesting mix.

Tue. 1/4/11 8:49pm Dave:

Whoa there... what's with the other tune? Listening on FM.

Tue. 1/4/11 8:50pm mr o:

Me too. That seemed kind of rude.
I remember this old tune from grammar school.

Tue. 1/4/11 8:51pm Robert:

You probably couldn't re-create that mix if you tried. Reminds me of a friend's accidental movie double exposure that resulted in footage of Niagara Falls flowing over a birthday cake with lit candles. I hope this one's archived as such.

Tue. 1/4/11 8:57pm Dave:

Sounds like this is in stereo. Could that be?

Tue. 1/4/11 9:01pm Robert:

Dave, it's probably an artefactual channel separation in your receiver.

Tue. 1/4/11 9:03pm Robert:

Tom, that was accidental art.

Wed. 1/5/11 9:25am MAC:

Tom had a bit of a slippery finger on the cue button. At WFMU, mistakes are ART!

Sat. 1/8/11 8:17pm Lauren:

I just wanted to let you know that the Eldorado March was written by Victor Herbert for the Eldorado Amusement Park, in existence for 4 years from 1891-1894 in Weehawken, NJ.

Tue. 1/11/11 6:20pm Tom Stein:

I'd like to hear some Ragtime piano tunes on your show, if you have any handy.