Antique Phonograph Music Program: Playlist for February 10, 2009

Playlist for February 10, 2009

with "Virtual" guest Dave Cash

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

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Title	Artist	Recording	Comments
Turn On Your Radio	Selvin’s Moulin Rouge Orchestra	Vocalion 14754B Disc 1924	Irving Kaufman - vocal
Copenhagen	Benson Orchestra of Chicago	Victor 19470A Disc 1924
Louisiana Lou	Metropolitan Orchestra	Berliner 1476 Disc 1897
Nights When I am Lonely	Boswell Sisters	Victor 19639B Disc 1925	Acoustic
Mask and Wig Glee Chorus	Joan of Arkansas	Victor 19626A Disc 1925
Buenos Aires	International Novelty Orchestra	Victor 19626B Disc 1925	Arthur Hall - vocal
Let It Rain, Let It Pour	Meyer Davis’ le Paradis Orchestra	Victor 19630A Disc 1925	Billy Murray - vocal
All Aboard for Heaven	Meyer Davis’ le Paradis Orchestra	Victor 19630B Disc 1925	Billy Murray - vocal
The Flapper wife	International Novelty Orchestra	Victor 19638A Disc 1925	Gene Austin - vocal
Who Takes Care of the Caretaker’s Daughter	Whitey Kaufman’s Original Pennsylvania Serenaders	Victor 19638B Disc 1925
You For Me	Sam Lanin’s Orchestra	Velvet Tone 2168G Disc 1930	Irving Kaufman -vocal
I Remember You From Somewhere	Sam Lanin’s Orchestra	Velvet Tone 2168G Disc 1930	Irving Kaufman -vocal
Too Much Mustard	Europe’s Society Orchestra	Victor 35359A Disc 1913
Castle Walk	Europe’s Society Orchestra	Victor 17553A Disc 1914
Castle’s Half and Half	National Promenade Band	Edison 50191L Edison Diamond Disc 1914
Memphis Blues	Lieut. Jim Europe’s 369th U. S. Inf. (“Hell Fighters”) Band	Pathé 22085B Vertical record 1919

Title

Artist

Recording

Comments

Turn On Your Radio

Selvin’s Moulin Rouge Orchestra

Vocalion 14754B Disc 1924

Irving Kaufman - vocal

Copenhagen

Benson Orchestra of Chicago

Victor 19470A Disc 1924

Louisiana Lou

Metropolitan Orchestra

Berliner 1476 Disc 1897

Nights When I am Lonely

Boswell Sisters

Victor 19639B Disc 1925

Acoustic

Mask and Wig Glee Chorus

Joan of Arkansas

Victor 19626A Disc 1925

Buenos Aires

International Novelty Orchestra

Victor 19626B Disc 1925

Arthur Hall - vocal

Let It Rain, Let It Pour

Meyer Davis’ le Paradis Orchestra

Victor 19630A Disc 1925

Billy Murray - vocal

All Aboard for Heaven

Meyer Davis’ le Paradis Orchestra

Victor 19630B Disc 1925

Billy Murray - vocal

The Flapper wife

International Novelty Orchestra

Victor 19638A Disc 1925

Gene Austin - vocal

Who Takes Care of the Caretaker’s Daughter

Whitey Kaufman’s Original Pennsylvania Serenaders

Victor 19638B Disc 1925

You For Me

Sam Lanin’s Orchestra

Velvet Tone 2168G Disc 1930

Irving Kaufman -vocal

I Remember You From Somewhere

Sam Lanin’s Orchestra

Velvet Tone 2168G Disc 1930

Irving Kaufman -vocal

Too Much Mustard

Europe’s Society Orchestra

Victor 35359A Disc 1913

Castle Walk

Europe’s Society Orchestra

Victor 17553A Disc 1914

Castle’s Half and Half

National Promenade Band

Edison 50191L Edison Diamond Disc 1914

Memphis Blues

Lieut. Jim Europe’s 369th U. S. Inf. (“Hell Fighters”) Band

Pathé 22085B Vertical record 1919

Listener comments!

Mon. 4/27/09 6:58pm Matthew Richards - UK:

The antique phonograph program is fantastic. i am a collector from the UK. I have 'Louisiana Lou' by George J Gaskin on a columbia brown wax cylinder.

Great show

Matt

Thu. 4/21/11 2:11pm Kevin Doherty:

It is wonderful to finally hear Victor 19626, the first electrically recorded Orthophonic record to be released!--Joan of Arkansas by the Mask and Wig Glee Chorus of the Univ. of Penna. and Buenos Aires by the International Novelty Orchestra conducted by Jack Shilkret, Nat's brother.
This is probably one of the most historically important recordings ever since it ushered in the era of electric recording. The quality is quite good and must have startled listeners at the time since the new process was not mentioned on the label or publicized by Victor. Funny that the Arthur Hall vocal on Buenos Aires still sounds acoustic, like the Billy Murray vocals that follow!