Antique Phonograph Music Program: Playlist for February 7, 2012

Playlist for February 7, 2012

LIVE from Brooklyn Farmacy & Soda Fountain

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

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Hear this show:

Title	Artist	Recording
Kicky-Koo - Kicky-Koo (You for Me, Me for You)	Eddie Elkins' Orchestra	Columbia A3631 10" 1922
It Must Be You	Eddie Peabody and his Band	Domino 3627-B 10" 1925
South Wind	Frank Farrell and His Greenwich Village Inn Orchestra	Harmony 371-H 10" 1927
The Bird on Nellie’s Hat	Helen Trix	Victor 4904 10" 1906
So What's The Use?	Billy Murray	Victor 5311 10" 1907
How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down On The Farm? (After They've Seen Paree)	Arthur Fields	Victor 18537-A 10" 1919
I Ain't Got Nobody	Marion Harris	Columbia A3371 10" 1921
Jubilee Blues	Belle Baker	Victor 19135-B 10" 1923
He Used To Be Your Man But He's My Man Now	Edith Wilson and Johnny Dunn's Original Jazz Hounds	Columbia A3787 10" 1922
Memphis Tennessee	Ethel Ridley	Victor 19111-B 10" 1923
Sugar Blues	Leona Williams and Her Dixie BAnd	Columbia A3696 10" 1922
The OKeh Laughing Record	Anonymous	OKeh 4678-A 10" 1922
Hayseed Rag	The Dizzy Trio	Victor 19421-B 10" 1924
O Sole Mio	Enrico Caruso	Victrola 87243 10" 1915
Cutie	Eubie Blake and His Orchestra	Regal 9198 10" 1922

Title

Artist

Recording

Kicky-Koo - Kicky-Koo (You for Me, Me for You)

Eddie Elkins' Orchestra

Columbia A3631 10" 1922

It Must Be You

Eddie Peabody and his Band

Domino 3627-B 10" 1925

South Wind

Frank Farrell and His Greenwich Village Inn Orchestra

Harmony 371-H 10" 1927

The Bird on Nellie’s Hat

Helen Trix

Victor 4904 10" 1906

So What's The Use?

Billy Murray

Victor 5311 10" 1907

How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down On The Farm? (After They've Seen Paree)

Arthur Fields

Victor 18537-A 10" 1919

I Ain't Got Nobody

Marion Harris

Columbia A3371 10" 1921

Jubilee Blues

Belle Baker

Victor 19135-B 10" 1923

He Used To Be Your Man But He's My Man Now

Edith Wilson and Johnny Dunn's Original Jazz Hounds

Columbia A3787 10" 1922

Memphis Tennessee

Ethel Ridley

Victor 19111-B 10" 1923

Sugar Blues

Leona Williams and Her Dixie BAnd

Columbia A3696 10" 1922

The OKeh Laughing Record

Anonymous

OKeh 4678-A 10" 1922

Hayseed Rag

The Dizzy Trio

Victor 19421-B 10" 1924

O Sole Mio

Enrico Caruso

Victrola 87243 10" 1915

Cutie

Eubie Blake and His Orchestra

Regal 9198 10" 1922

Listener comments!

Tue. 2/7/12 8:10pm joe:

Oh everybody else must be enjoying an egg cream now while I'm stuck in the office :(

Tue. 2/7/12 8:47pm ManhattanBob:

Can't help it, the OKEH Laughing Record always cracks me up...

Tue. 2/7/12 8:54pm Ken From Hyde Park:

I tuned in a bit ago and I thought it may have been Caruso and sure enough, it was him.

Tue. 2/7/12 8:56pm Smartie:

So was all that laughter on the air a few records back everyone at the Farmacy laughing at you being in the office after 8PM?!

Tue. 2/14/12 4:51pm Jesus Mex:

Great program, Mac!! OKEH Laughing Record is so weirdo! It´s funny and scary!