Antique Phonograph Music Program: Playlist for May 22, 2007

Playlist for May 22, 2007

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

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Title	Artist	Recording
An Old Fashioned Girl (in a Gingham Gown)	Knickerbocker Quartet	Columbia A3578 Disc 1922
Give a Man Horse He can Ride on	Royal Dadmun	Victor 45266 Disc 1922
He's Me Pal	Lillian Homesley	Victor 17014 Disc 1911
Sweet Henry	Noble Sissle & Eubie Blake	Victor 19253 Disc 1924
Mister Gallagher & Mister Shean	Ed Gallagher & Mr. Shean	Victor 18941 Disc 1922
Circus Life Gallop	Wiiliam Reitz	Victor 16455 Disc 1909
Chong (He Come From Hong Kong)	Columbia Saxaphone Sextette	Columbia A2730 Disc 1919
St. Louis Tickle	Ossman-Dudley Trio	Victor 16092 Disc 1911
La Donna e Mobile	Alberto Amadi	Victor 63316 Disc
Immer leiser wird mein Schlummer	Julian Culp	Victor 64553 Disc
Questa e Quella	Amelita Galli-Curci	Victrola 63820 Disc
Moonlight Bay	American Quartet	Victor 17034 Disc 1911
Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland	Henry Burr	Columbia A905 Disc 1910
Red Rose Rag	Dolly Connolly	Columbia A1028 Disc 1911
Tickle Toes	Ada Jones & Billy Murray	Columbia A905 Disc 1910
Alexander's Ragtime Band	Collins and Harlan	Victor 16908 Disc 1911
Wild Cherries Rag	Victor Orchesta	Victor 16472 Disc 1910

Title

Artist

Recording

An Old Fashioned Girl (in a Gingham Gown)

Knickerbocker Quartet

Columbia A3578 Disc 1922

Give a Man Horse He can Ride on

Royal Dadmun

Victor 45266 Disc 1922

He's Me Pal

Lillian Homesley

Victor 17014 Disc 1911

Sweet Henry

Noble Sissle & Eubie Blake

Victor 19253 Disc 1924

Mister Gallagher & Mister Shean

Ed Gallagher & Mr. Shean

Victor 18941 Disc 1922

Circus Life Gallop

Wiiliam Reitz

Victor 16455 Disc 1909

Chong (He Come From Hong Kong)

Columbia Saxaphone Sextette

Columbia A2730 Disc 1919

St. Louis Tickle

Ossman-Dudley Trio

Victor 16092 Disc 1911

La Donna e Mobile

Alberto Amadi

Victor 63316 Disc

Immer leiser wird mein Schlummer

Julian Culp

Victor 64553 Disc

Questa e Quella

Amelita Galli-Curci

Victrola 63820 Disc

Moonlight Bay

American Quartet

Victor 17034 Disc 1911

Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland

Henry Burr

Columbia A905 Disc 1910

Red Rose Rag

Dolly Connolly

Columbia A1028 Disc 1911

Tickle Toes

Ada Jones & Billy Murray

Columbia A905 Disc 1910

Alexander's Ragtime Band

Collins and Harlan

Victor 16908 Disc 1911

Wild Cherries Rag

Victor Orchesta

Victor 16472 Disc 1910

Listener comments!

Tue. 5/22/07 11:45pm Philip G. Harwood:

I have a large collection of Lucy Isabelle Marsh 78s. I would love to discuss these and play these on the air. I have suggested to the producers at Archeophone to produce a Marsh disc. They are currently asking for historians to write the notes.

Philip G. Harwood

Wed. 5/23/07 7:11am Dave Durham:

Are the labels swapped over, or did you play the other side of Alberto Amadi's record in error?
This was "Questa e Quella"- (which is also from Verdi's Rigoletto). Even so, it's a nice recording. Thanks for another interesting program of 'Gramophone' records!

Mon. 5/28/07 12:20pm Dave Fischer:

Hello from Hove, UK. Yes, it was indeed "Questa e Quella" also done by Caruso on Victor Red Seal. And, Galli-Curci (pronounced CurCHEE) is beyond wonderful. You can find her Red Seal recordings on CD too! Thanks Mac for a great show.
Dave Fischer

Tue. 5/29/07 9:06pm Scotty Upton:

Thank you, Mac, for making this amazing show exist. A message to you anoraks, get a grip and just... enjoy!

Fri. 6/1/07 10:02pm MAC:

I stand corrected. Indeed the labels are reversed. I play the records but sometimes don't listen hard enough! Running hither and thither takes much of my attention.

Thu. 6/7/07 3:37pm Daniel:

Hey Mac, the first title on this program is by Eddie Elkins' Orchestra not the Knickerbocker Quartet. It's a instrumental track!

Dan

Mon. 7/9/07 1:48pm Steven G. Levine:

Tickle Toes was both announced and playlisted as being by Ada Jones and Billy Murray. Murray had no part in this recording. Jones was backed by an unknown male quartet.

Tue. 7/10/07 10:42pm MAC:

I hear Billy in there. Don't you?

Sat. 3/1/08 4:07am don:

Mr. Sheen was Al Sheen, uncle of Groucho Marx. Groucho mentioned him on a spoken-word album he did near the end of his life.

Mon. 5/31/10 3:30pm Ashot:

Hi. I'm from Armenia. I have a request to you.I want to download-Playlist for May 22, 2007.Please if you can help me to downlod in mp3 file.In advance thanks.
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Mon. 5/31/10 3:31pm Ashot:

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