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Playlist for April 2, 2013 Options

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Title Artist Recording Comments Approx. start time
Bees Knees   Options The Virginians  Victor 19000-A 10" 1922     0:00:00 )  
Deary, I Love You Dearly   Options Bob Gregory's Dance Orchestra  Oriole 720 b 10" 1926      
Romany Love   Options Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra  Victor 18966-B 10" 1922      
The Vamp   Options Waldorf-Astoria Singing Orchestra  Columbia A2758 10" 1919      
Manhattan   Options The Manhattan Dance Makers  Harmony 53-H 10" 1925   "GARRICK GAIETIES"   
If You Only Had My Disposition   Options Peerless Quartet  Victor 17912-A 10" 1915      
Where Did You Get That Girl?   Options Walter Van Brunt  Columbia A1407 10" 1913      
Burbank the Wizard   Options Murry K. Hill  16849-A 10" 1911      
Who'll Be The Next One?   Options Vaughn DeLeath  OKeh 4355-B 10" 1921      
My Meloncholy Baby   Options Jach Rhan  Madison 1635 10" 1927      
Runnin' Wild   Options Miss Patricola with The Virginiians  Victor 19027-B 10" 1922      
Laughing Song   Options The Seven Musical Magpies  Victor 19544-B 10" 1924      
I'm Old But I'm Awfully Tough   Options Cal Stewart  Victor 16403-A 10" 1907      

Listener comments!

  Tue. 4/2/13 8:02pm Radiola18:

Yo MAC!
Avatar Tue. 4/2/13 8:09pm MAC:

Hello dere
Avatar Tue. 4/2/13 8:14pm cosmic matrix:

great sounds!! so many harmonics!
  Tue. 4/2/13 8:14pm JTE:

Whats the greater term for this genre other than "early 20s music"? If dance music, can you comment on its origins? I think France, but I'm curious how you'd frame a short description. I guess British too. I hear Chaplin antics in some songs.
  Tue. 4/2/13 8:15pm Radiola18:

The interweb is static free tonight.
Avatar Tue. 4/2/13 8:30pm Dominick:

Hey Mac, Good advice
Avatar Tue. 4/2/13 8:31pm G:

@JTE: One way to think of the types of songs you're referencing is as the 2-3 minute pop songs of the late 19th and early 20th century. They were performed in music halls or vaudeville venues, and starting way back before recorded music, people bought sheet music to perform the music themselves. Sheet music was still pretty big in the early 20th century.
Avatar Tue. 4/2/13 8:32pm MAC:

This one is TOTALLY off the vaudeville stage!
Avatar Tue. 4/2/13 8:37pm Dominick:

a influence on Ray Davis
Avatar Tue. 4/2/13 8:44pm G:

Exactly, Dominick. British music hall ---> 50s UK skiffle revival (Lonnie Donegan was big there) ---> Ray Davies. Beatles show it too in not a few places. Etc.
Avatar Tue. 4/2/13 8:52pm Dominick:

I can take a joke, I've learned to
  Fri. 4/5/13 7:47pm Andrew Gilmore:

"Burbank The Wizard", eh? You might remember I played that one on your show way back in 2003. :)
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