Antique Phonograph Music Program: Playlist for April 2, 2013

Playlist for April 2, 2013

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

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Title	Artist	Recording	Comments	Approx. start time
Bees Knees	The Virginians	Victor 19000-A 10" 1922		0:00:00 MP3 \| )
Deary, I Love You Dearly	Bob Gregory's Dance Orchestra	Oriole 720 b 10" 1926
Romany Love	Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra	Victor 18966-B 10" 1922
The Vamp	Waldorf-Astoria Singing Orchestra	Columbia A2758 10" 1919
Manhattan	The Manhattan Dance Makers	Harmony 53-H 10" 1925	"GARRICK GAIETIES"
If You Only Had My Disposition	Peerless Quartet	Victor 17912-A 10" 1915
Where Did You Get That Girl?	Walter Van Brunt	Columbia A1407 10" 1913
Burbank the Wizard	Murry K. Hill	16849-A 10" 1911
Who'll Be The Next One?	Vaughn DeLeath	OKeh 4355-B 10" 1921
My Meloncholy Baby	Jach Rhan	Madison 1635 10" 1927
Runnin' Wild	Miss Patricola with The Virginiians	Victor 19027-B 10" 1922
Laughing Song	The Seven Musical Magpies	Victor 19544-B 10" 1924
I'm Old But I'm Awfully Tough	Cal Stewart	Victor 16403-A 10" 1907

Title

Artist

Recording

Comments

Approx. start time

Bees Knees

The Virginians

Victor 19000-A 10" 1922

0:00:00 MP3 | )

Deary, I Love You Dearly

Bob Gregory's Dance Orchestra

Oriole 720 b 10" 1926

Romany Love

Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra

Victor 18966-B 10" 1922

The Vamp

Waldorf-Astoria Singing Orchestra

Columbia A2758 10" 1919

Manhattan

The Manhattan Dance Makers

Harmony 53-H 10" 1925

"GARRICK GAIETIES"

If You Only Had My Disposition

Peerless Quartet

Victor 17912-A 10" 1915

Where Did You Get That Girl?

Walter Van Brunt

Columbia A1407 10" 1913

Burbank the Wizard

Murry K. Hill

16849-A 10" 1911

Who'll Be The Next One?

Vaughn DeLeath

OKeh 4355-B 10" 1921

My Meloncholy Baby

Jach Rhan

Madison 1635 10" 1927

Runnin' Wild

Miss Patricola with The Virginiians

Victor 19027-B 10" 1922

Laughing Song

The Seven Musical Magpies

Victor 19544-B 10" 1924

I'm Old But I'm Awfully Tough

Cal Stewart

Victor 16403-A 10" 1907

Listener comments!

Tue. 4/2/13 8:02pm Radiola18:

Yo MAC!

♥ Tue. 4/2/13 8:09pm MAC:

Hello dere

♥ 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.

♥ Tue. 4/2/13 8:30pm Dominick:

Hey Mac, Good advice

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.

♥ Tue. 4/2/13 8:32pm MAC:

This one is TOTALLY off the vaudeville stage!

♥ Tue. 4/2/13 8:37pm Dominick:

a influence on Ray Davis

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.

♥ 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. :)