WFMU: Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from June 12, 2021

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	6:13am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everybody. Make your chest wet! We'll be live today.
	8:01am yerfriendpaul: Hi Jan! Good morning!
	8:02am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Paul!
	8:03am yerfriendpaul: So glad I discovered your show
	8:10am Jan Turkenburg: You just made me smile! Thank you!
	8:12am Jan Turkenburg: Just visited your website. Wow. I will check out the music after the show!
	8:14am Jan Turkenburg: Do I get this right? Are you the designer of Spongebob????
	8:15am yerfriendpaul: So good to hear Charlie Parker. Was just walking through Tompkins Square Park last night, very close to where Charlie Parker lived. The park host’s an annual Charlie Parker concert around the time of his birthday in August. I know this information because I share his same birthday. I went one year and Jackie McClean was playing. Really great
	8:17am yerfriendpaul: Thank you! I used to work at Nickelodeon and yes, SpongeBob was a big part of my world. I’m a designer and helped to make the toys. Now I work with Elmo, Cookie Monster and the gang at Sesame Street. I love it there
	8:18am Jan Turkenburg: Wow :-)
	8:25am yerfriendpaul: It’s been years since I’ve played music but I have a love for my time in the band so I dedicated a space for it on my website. I played with my brother, sister-in-law and our close friend from college. We played for about 5 or 6 years. We played on Irene Trudel’s show in the 90s. We backed up Dave Spalding (from the band Pell Mell). We got a chance to play a few of our tunes as well. Unfortunately it was before the shows were archived. I have a cassette tape of it though. We played a second time but I lost the tape, which pains me! I usually keep everything for my archives but the cassette disappeared.
	8:26am MHLee: Good morning
	8:26am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	8:27am MHLee: It's a rare day when I'm up this early AND not on air.
	8:27am Jan Turkenburg: Paul, I'm familiar with that pain...
	8:32am MHLee: @paul I probably was the target demographic when you were designing your toys. I remember Spongebob season 1... the only way I know this is I remember where I was when two seasons 2 episodes premiered. I'm about 3 years older than the show.
	8:34am MHLee: I love 1930s Bing
	8:34am yerfriendpaul: Hi MHLee! That’s so cool that you grew up with the show! I had a lot of fun working on SpongeBob product. Those first few seasons still hold up so well in my eyes and mind. Genuinely funny and original.
	8:40am yerfriendpaul: One of my favorite moments while at Nickelodeon... I was watching NBC’s Today Show around the Christmas holidays and Gene Shalit (a film critic who would guest on the show) was reviewing his top 20 wall calendars for the new year. The SpongeBob calendar I designed was featured on his list which was a nice little thrill for me, ha ha
	8:40am Jan Turkenburg: cool!
	8:44am MHLee: Another 1940s contender for ROCk'n'Roll record is Lewis Jordan's Saturday night Fish Fry
	8:48am Jan Turkenburg: Ah thanks, I will look that up, MHLee
	8:50am yerfriendpaul: MHLee - love Louis Jordan!
	8:50am yerfriendpaul: Is that Slam Stewart on bass? Love his playing/singing
	8:51am Jan Turkenburg: MHLee, yes I have that one in the archive :-)
	8:53am MHLee: @paul first heard of him on this wonderful CD accompanied children's book on a road trip when i was ten or so www.frugalfrigate.com...
	8:53am Jan Turkenburg: yerfriendpaul, I don't know. I happen to have gotten this huge digital archive with little background knowledge to start with. I'm learning as we go along myself.
	8:55am yerfriendpaul: He’s famous for using the bow on bass and singing along in sync with his solos. It’s a great sound - I thought I heard him there at the tail end of the song. I think it was him.
	8:56am Jan Turkenburg: Ah, that sound is his!
	8:58am yerfriendpaul: MHLee - it’s impossible not to feel happy when listening to Louis Jordan. Such humor, energy and the music is so good. Fats Waller has the same gift. Instant spirit lifter
	8:59am MHLee: I listen to this Yma Sumac album all the time. This is on the Inca Taqui record I think.
	9:00am MHLee: @paul Agreed!
	9:00am yerfriendpaul: Thank you Jan! I’m hopping over to Double Dip. Great show! Have a good day! Take care MHLee!
	9:00am Jan Turkenburg: Bye Paul! Thanks for joining!
	9:04am Jan Turkenburg: MHLee, I got it from the Voice Of The Xtabay
	9:05am Listener Robert: This is hilarious, and I hope this part gets into the archive.
	9:05am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Robert!
	9:05am Jan Turkenburg: part of it anyway
	9:03am WR: archive listen. Looks like had a couple of active commentors on Saturday. Will comment more as I listen. Starting with live Bird!
	9:32am WR: Rockin' Ghost, new to me. Archie Bleyer was a NYC born arranger and novelty song writer who founded Cadence records. writing credit includes Steve Allen, who I assume is the well-known comedian, tv host and occasional piano player.
	11:00am WR: Bill Mathews & the Ballardiers are fun, thought it might be Louie Prima or his sax player, Sam Butera. Quick search and find nothing about Matthews or Sticks Evan.
	11:03am WR: Mid through listening and was realizing you chose several ghost-in-the-title selections wandered why the focus on ghosts now, not on Halloween. Fun show. Thank you!

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from June 12, 2021

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Artist	Track	Year	Approx. start time
Charlie Parker	Blue 'n Boogie "Blue 'n Boogie" by "Charlie Parker"	1951	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Dinning Sisters	I Don't Stand A Ghost Of A Chance With You	1951	0:09:59 (Pop-up)
Archie Bleyer	Rockin' Ghost "Rockin' Ghost" by "Archie Bleyer"	1956	0:13:00 (Pop-up)
Wolverines	Prince Of Wails "Prince Of Wails" by "Wolverines"	1924	0:15:46 (Pop-up)
Frances Langford	I Don't Stand A Ghost Of A Chance	1945	0:20:22 (Pop-up)
Collins & Harlan	Ghost Of The Saxophone	1917	0:23:01 (Pop-up)
Alice Babs	Sugar "Sugar" by "Alice Babs"	1949	0:26:33 (Pop-up)
Bill Mathews & the Ballardiers	Rock And Roll	1949	0:29:05 (Pop-up)
Bing Crosby	I Don't Stand A Ghost Of A Chance	1932	0:33:48 (Pop-up)
Columbia Quartet	Ghost of the Violin	1912	0:36:41 (Pop-up)
Wild Bill Moore	Rock And Roll "Rock And Roll" by "Wild Bill Moore"	1949	0:39:53 (Pop-up)
Billy Eckstine	Free "Free" by "Billy Eckstine"	1951	0:42:40 (Pop-up)
Cozy Cole	I Don't Stand A Ghost Of A Chance With You	1944	0:47:27 (Pop-up)
Xavier Cugat	Cuanto La Gusta "Cuanto La Gusta" by "Xavier Cugat"	1949	0:50:23 (Pop-up)
Charlie Parker	Bloomdido "Bloomdido" by "Charlie Parker"	1951	0:52:57 (Pop-up)
Buddy Knox	Somebody Touched Me "Somebody Touched Me" by "Buddy Knox"	1958	0:56:22 (Pop-up)
Yma Sumac	Llullia Mak'ta (Andean Don Juan)	1953	0:58:28 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:13am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everybody. Make your chest wet! We'll be live today.
	8:01am yerfriendpaul: Hi Jan! Good morning!
	8:02am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Paul!
	8:03am yerfriendpaul: So glad I discovered your show
	8:10am Jan Turkenburg: You just made me smile! Thank you!
	8:12am Jan Turkenburg: Just visited your website. Wow. I will check out the music after the show!
	8:14am Jan Turkenburg: Do I get this right? Are you the designer of Spongebob????
	8:15am yerfriendpaul: So good to hear Charlie Parker. Was just walking through Tompkins Square Park last night, very close to where Charlie Parker lived. The park host’s an annual Charlie Parker concert around the time of his birthday in August. I know this information because I share his same birthday. I went one year and Jackie McClean was playing. Really great
	8:17am yerfriendpaul: Thank you! I used to work at Nickelodeon and yes, SpongeBob was a big part of my world. I’m a designer and helped to make the toys. Now I work with Elmo, Cookie Monster and the gang at Sesame Street. I love it there
	8:18am Jan Turkenburg: Wow :-)
	8:25am yerfriendpaul: It’s been years since I’ve played music but I have a love for my time in the band so I dedicated a space for it on my website. I played with my brother, sister-in-law and our close friend from college. We played for about 5 or 6 years. We played on Irene Trudel’s show in the 90s. We backed up Dave Spalding (from the band Pell Mell). We got a chance to play a few of our tunes as well. Unfortunately it was before the shows were archived. I have a cassette tape of it though. We played a second time but I lost the tape, which pains me! I usually keep everything for my archives but the cassette disappeared.
	8:26am MHLee: Good morning
	8:26am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	8:27am MHLee: It's a rare day when I'm up this early AND not on air.
	8:27am Jan Turkenburg: Paul, I'm familiar with that pain...
	8:32am MHLee: @paul I probably was the target demographic when you were designing your toys. I remember Spongebob season 1... the only way I know this is I remember where I was when two seasons 2 episodes premiered. I'm about 3 years older than the show.
	8:34am MHLee: I love 1930s Bing
	8:34am yerfriendpaul: Hi MHLee! That’s so cool that you grew up with the show! I had a lot of fun working on SpongeBob product. Those first few seasons still hold up so well in my eyes and mind. Genuinely funny and original.
	8:40am yerfriendpaul: One of my favorite moments while at Nickelodeon... I was watching NBC’s Today Show around the Christmas holidays and Gene Shalit (a film critic who would guest on the show) was reviewing his top 20 wall calendars for the new year. The SpongeBob calendar I designed was featured on his list which was a nice little thrill for me, ha ha
	8:40am Jan Turkenburg: cool!
	8:44am MHLee: Another 1940s contender for ROCk'n'Roll record is Lewis Jordan's Saturday night Fish Fry
	8:48am Jan Turkenburg: Ah thanks, I will look that up, MHLee
	8:50am yerfriendpaul: MHLee - love Louis Jordan!
	8:50am yerfriendpaul: Is that Slam Stewart on bass? Love his playing/singing
	8:51am Jan Turkenburg: MHLee, yes I have that one in the archive :-)
	8:53am MHLee: @paul first heard of him on this wonderful CD accompanied children's book on a road trip when i was ten or so www.frugalfrigate.com...
	8:53am Jan Turkenburg: yerfriendpaul, I don't know. I happen to have gotten this huge digital archive with little background knowledge to start with. I'm learning as we go along myself.
	8:55am yerfriendpaul: He’s famous for using the bow on bass and singing along in sync with his solos. It’s a great sound - I thought I heard him there at the tail end of the song. I think it was him.
	8:56am Jan Turkenburg: Ah, that sound is his!
	8:58am yerfriendpaul: MHLee - it’s impossible not to feel happy when listening to Louis Jordan. Such humor, energy and the music is so good. Fats Waller has the same gift. Instant spirit lifter
	8:59am MHLee: I listen to this Yma Sumac album all the time. This is on the Inca Taqui record I think.
	9:00am MHLee: @paul Agreed!
	9:00am yerfriendpaul: Thank you Jan! I’m hopping over to Double Dip. Great show! Have a good day! Take care MHLee!
	9:00am Jan Turkenburg: Bye Paul! Thanks for joining!
	9:04am Jan Turkenburg: MHLee, I got it from the Voice Of The Xtabay
	9:05am Listener Robert: This is hilarious, and I hope this part gets into the archive.
	9:05am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Robert!
	9:05am Jan Turkenburg: part of it anyway
	9:03am WR: archive listen. Looks like had a couple of active commentors on Saturday. Will comment more as I listen. Starting with live Bird!
	9:32am WR: Rockin' Ghost, new to me. Archie Bleyer was a NYC born arranger and novelty song writer who founded Cadence records. writing credit includes Steve Allen, who I assume is the well-known comedian, tv host and occasional piano player.
	11:00am WR: Bill Mathews & the Ballardiers are fun, thought it might be Louie Prima or his sax player, Sam Butera. Quick search and find nothing about Matthews or Sticks Evan.
	11:03am WR: Mid through listening and was realizing you chose several ghost-in-the-title selections wandered why the focus on ghosts now, not on Halloween. Fun show. Thank you!

Sounds Under 64 Not Allowed with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from June 12, 2021

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