Antique Phonograph Music Program: Playlist for September 25, 2007

Playlist for September 25, 2007

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

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Title	Artist	Recording
Those Panama Mamas	The Little Ramblers	Columbia 248-D Disc 1924
The Nightingale and the Frog	Sybil Sanderson Fagan	Columbia A2838 Disc 1918
Fascination Waltz	Guido Gialdini	Victor 17015 Disc 1911
Salut d’Amour	Margaret McKee	Victor 18755 Disc 1920
For Me and My Gal	M.J. O’Connell	Columbia A2190 Disc 1917
The Ragtime Violin	American Quartet	Victor 17025 Disc 1900
The Little Ford Rambled Right Along	Arthur Fields	Columbia A1754 Disc 1920
Huckleberry Pie	Ada Jones & Billy Murray	Victor 17051 Disc 1912
Those Country Days Were Surely It	Al Weston & Irene Young	Cameo 279 Disc 1922
I Laughed at the Wrong Time	Cal Stewart	Columbia A2923 Disc 1919
Laughing Song	Seven Musical Magpies	Victor 19544 Disc 1924
The Messenger Boy March	Howard Kopp	Columbia A2610 Disc 1918
Argentine Dance	Joseph Moskowitz	Victor 18155 Disc 1916
Toots	Dr. Clarence Penny	Victor 17694 Disc 1914
Ross’ Ju Ju Man	“Black face” Eddie Ross	Victor 19213 Disc 1923
Stumbling	Ray Miller and His Orchestra	Columbia A3611 Disc 1922

Title

Artist

Recording

Those Panama Mamas

The Little Ramblers

Columbia 248-D Disc 1924

The Nightingale and the Frog

Sybil Sanderson Fagan

Columbia A2838 Disc 1918

Fascination Waltz

Guido Gialdini

Victor 17015 Disc 1911

Salut d’Amour

Margaret McKee

Victor 18755 Disc 1920

For Me and My Gal

M.J. O’Connell

Columbia A2190 Disc 1917

The Ragtime Violin

American Quartet

Victor 17025 Disc 1900

The Little Ford Rambled Right Along

Arthur Fields

Columbia A1754 Disc 1920

Huckleberry Pie

Ada Jones & Billy Murray

Victor 17051 Disc 1912

Those Country Days Were Surely It

Al Weston & Irene Young

Cameo 279 Disc 1922

I Laughed at the Wrong Time

Cal Stewart

Columbia A2923 Disc 1919

Laughing Song

Seven Musical Magpies

Victor 19544 Disc 1924

The Messenger Boy March

Howard Kopp

Columbia A2610 Disc 1918

Argentine Dance

Joseph Moskowitz

Victor 18155 Disc 1916

Toots

Dr. Clarence Penny

Victor 17694 Disc 1914

Ross’ Ju Ju Man

“Black face” Eddie Ross

Victor 19213 Disc 1923

Stumbling

Ray Miller and His Orchestra

Columbia A3611 Disc 1922

Listener comments!

Thu. 9/27/07 3:45pm Daniel Garcia:

Mac:

I'm a listener of your program from the first days, but I see that you need to renew your 78 disc collection.

You play the same records over and over again and checking the playlist I see that the records were played several times in previous programs, so I don't need to listen the program

All the best

Daniel

Fri. 9/28/07 7:12am MAC:

You are correct. I am going to talk to Billy Murray and ask him abut making some new records.

Sat. 9/29/07 4:03am Stephan:

Hey Mac,
GREAT entry song and well done show!
Thanks, Stephan

Sat. 9/29/07 10:02pm Ed Elias:

Great show! I enjoy hearing show tunes over and over.

Thu. 10/4/07 6:33pm Tom Stein:

Enjoy listening to your excellent program on pop-up player. Keep 'em coming! Got any female vocal harmonies from the turn of the century? Your fan, Tom

Sat. 10/13/07 9:40am Daniel Garcia:

Not necesary: You only play the same 1 or 2 % of all the Billy Murray records. We would like to hear some of the 98 % remaining...

Daniel

Fri. 10/26/07 3:13pm Larry Smith:

Mac, I'm a long time listener. Ok, actually I just discovered the show in September and I am working my way through the previous shows in order. I figure I should be caught up some time in 2009, gee I hope your still broadcasting. I'm always wanting to ask questions, but then I remember that you made them 6 years ago...

Here's a suggestion for Daniel, please send Mac all the acousting recordings you'd like to hear.

So Mac, how do you find time to make this show and keep a job? I barely have time, and I'm only listening! Have you ever thought of starting a syndicated show? An antique music show on XM radio would be cool.

Wed. 11/28/07 6:46pm Patrick:

just KEEP playing it. There's lots for everyone to like. MAC, you're the MAC daddy. Don't let anyone tell you different. I love it. I listen to ALL of it.