Antique Phonograph Music Program: Playlist for February 13, 2007

Playlist for February 13, 2007

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Title	Artist	Recording
Suez	Clyde Doer	Victor 18947 Disc 1922
Cacliz March	Athenian Mandolin Orchestra	Victor 18057 Disc 1916
Greenwich Witch	Zez Confrey	Brunswick 2167 Disc 1922
Smiles and Chuckles	Six Brown Brothers	Victor 18385 Disc 1917
Operetic Airs	Street Piano	Victor 18328 Disc 1917
L'Enfant de la Foret Noire	Madame Rollini	Victor 63034 Disc 191?
Laughing Song	Seven Musical Magpies	Victor 19544 Disc 1924
Lovesick Blues	Jack Shea	Vocalion 14333 Disc 1922
I Know a Cozy Nest	Zona Vevey	Zonophone 2051 Disc 1920
Your Eyes Have Told Me So	John McCormack	Victrola 787-B Disc 191?
The High Cost of Loving	Peerless Quartet	Victor 17622 Disc 1914
Medley	Victor Minstrels #10	Victor 16149 Disc 1908
I've Found Kelly	Billy Williams	Columbia A2505 Disc 1909
I'm a Lonesome Little Dewdrop	Frank Crumit	Columbia A3332 Disc 1920
Little Bit of Cucumber	Harry Champion	Columbia A2505 Disc 1914
Pick a Chicken	Victor Military Band	Victor 17687 Disc 1914

Title

Artist

Recording

Suez

Clyde Doer

Victor 18947 Disc 1922

Cacliz March

Athenian Mandolin Orchestra

Victor 18057 Disc 1916

Greenwich Witch

Zez Confrey

Brunswick 2167 Disc 1922

Smiles and Chuckles

Six Brown Brothers

Victor 18385 Disc 1917

Operetic Airs

Street Piano

Victor 18328 Disc 1917

L'Enfant de la Foret Noire

Madame Rollini

Victor 63034 Disc 191?

Laughing Song

Seven Musical Magpies

Victor 19544 Disc 1924

Lovesick Blues

Jack Shea

Vocalion 14333 Disc 1922

I Know a Cozy Nest

Zona Vevey

Zonophone 2051 Disc 1920

Your Eyes Have Told Me So

John McCormack

Victrola 787-B Disc 191?

The High Cost of Loving

Peerless Quartet

Victor 17622 Disc 1914

Medley

Victor Minstrels #10

Victor 16149 Disc 1908

I've Found Kelly

Billy Williams

Columbia A2505 Disc 1909

I'm a Lonesome Little Dewdrop

Frank Crumit

Columbia A3332 Disc 1920

Little Bit of Cucumber

Harry Champion

Columbia A2505 Disc 1914

Pick a Chicken

Victor Military Band

Victor 17687 Disc 1914

Listener comments!

Wed. 2/14/07 6:31am Dave:

A brilliant and well balanced program- very enjoyable.

Fri. 2/16/07 6:49pm jenn:

Great music. I can listen all day!

Sat. 2/17/07 11:21pm Ian Walters:

Ted Ferber told me about your great music. I listened first to the two programs on which he guested. Now this one. I love it all. ~with Aloha from Hawaii, Ian.

Tue. 2/20/07 8:52pm Tim Wise:

You are a goldmine of pleasure and information.

Mon. 2/26/07 12:44pm Frank Maher:

Hello Mac..Thank You for Playing my old Irish Accordion requests!!
Regards,Frank

Sun. 4/22/07 3:28am Ray:

The Laughing Song by the Seven Musical Magpies seems to be Watermelon Hanging on the Vine AKA Watermelon Smiling on the Vine.

Mon. 4/23/07 9:10am carli:

can anyone help me?! i need to find some info on Jack shea and his contributuion to the music world/show tunes! can anyone help?

Mon. 4/23/07 9:10am Penny Smith:

hi, could anyone help me please?! i need to find lots of information on Jack Shea and i dont seem to be having any luck!!! I find lots on lovesick blues but unfortunatly i cant find much on the show tune by jack! if any one could help that would be great.

Mon. 4/23/07 10:45am MAC:

let ME know and I will pass it on...

Sun. 4/29/07 10:15am gio:

hi i have to find some information about jack shea and his 1922 version of lovesick blues. can anyone please help me?? thank u

Mon. 4/30/07 10:31am penny smith:

gio, have you had any luck?

Sat. 3/1/08 6:40am don:

Any chance Jack Shea could have been an alias for Irving Kaufman, so he could earn a few extra bucks? the singing style, and the way certain syllables come out, sounds like a copy of Kaufman. to-day, everybody sounds like everybody else, but not back then. love it.

Sat. 3/1/08 6:42am don:

What an amazing record is "The Laughing Song," as mentioned above. I dare anybody to be depressed after listening to that. here we are, both sick, and I'm about to lose my job--but I can't be beaten, and won't be beaten, with happy music like that to keep me propped up until the rest of it can fall into place.

Sat. 2/21/09 3:49pm gary:

want to hear columbia a5967 hong kong ; and the other side , hawaiian butterfly