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PLAYLIST:

• (Saint-Saëns:) ‘Carnival des animaux’ (‘Carnival of the Animals’)(excerpt) by the Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Leopold Stokowski from “1929 Recordings of Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra”
• “Ma Blonde Est Partie (Jolie Blonde)” by Amadie Breaux from “Cajun Capers – Cajun Music 1928-1954”
• “I woaß net wia ma is!” by Weiß Ferdl from “München – Volkssänger – Rare Schellacks 1902-1948”
• “Dhio Psarakia Melanouria” by Ka. Koula from “Remetika 7 – Women of Rembetika 1908-1947”
• “Chasidic in America” by Moishe Oysher And Florence Weiss from “Dave Tarras – Yiddish-American Music: 1925-1956”
• “Wir machen Musik” by Ilse Werner from “Ilse Werner – ZYX”
• “Tic-tac do meu curacao” by Carmen Miranda from “The Extraordinary Girl”
• “Song of Zambesi-Rumba” by Merry Blackbirds Orchestra from “Gay Life in Dikanka – R. Crumb’s Old-Time Favourites”
• “Kuyini Loku?” by George Sibanda from “The Legendary George Sibanda -Southern Rhodesia – Zimbabwe – 1948 ’49 ’50 ’53”
• “Un Instant d’Infini” by Nita Rette & Hot Trio from “Django et compagnie”
• “(Cui:)Orientale No. 9, Op. 50 (from Kaleidoscope)” by Gregor Piatigorsky with Ralph Berkowitz from “Concertos and Encores (1934-1950)”
• “Mistere’e Marechiare” by Eduardo Ciannelli from “L’Appuntamento – Italian Folksongs, Mazurkas, Polkas and Waltzes Played by the Great Mandolinists (1913-1928) Volume One”
• “Oh Giovannino! (Joseph, Joseph)” by Natalino Otto & Orchestra Garni Kramer from “Un Nome. La Storia”
• “Tu Que Puedes Vuelvete” by Atahualpa Yupanqui from “Piedra y Camino – 1936/1947”
• “I remember a day” by Natalia Tamara from “Estrada – Russian Gypsy Singers – Recordings from 1905-1931”
• “La Monticlero” by Azucena Maizani from “Remigio 1929-1931”
• “Smyneiko Zeimbekiko: by Marika Papagika from “Remetika 7 – Women of Rembetika 1908-1947”
• “Bainne An Ghabhair Bháin” by Cáit Ní Mhuimhneachain from “An Joga Mór – Sean Nós Singing from Co. Cork”
• “Le Brun Et Le Blond” by Edith Piaf from “Live in Lausanne – 1946 – 1947”
• “Tango n.2 (No hay quien entre por mi puerto)” by La Niña de los Peines with Ramón Montoya from “Patrimonio de Andalucía”
• “Aleik Salat Allah” by Asmahan from “Les Archives De La Musique Arabe – Volume 1”
• “El Jilguerillo” by Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán from “Their First Recordings 1937- 1947”
• “Fue Mentira (Mentirossa)” by Lydia Mendoza from “Vida Mía”
• “Algún Dia Lo Pagarás” by Laurita y Ray from “El nacimiento de la canción ranchera – 1936-1937”
• “Corrido De JoaquÍn Murrieta – Part 1” by Pedro J. González & Los Madrugadores from “1931-1937”
• “Syrtabay” by D. Dzhumabaev from “The Secret Museum of Mankind – Central Asia – Ethnic Music Classics: 1925-48”
• “Khayal” by Ustad Faiyaz Khan Sahib from “Golden Shadows”
• “Pavan Chalat” by Ustad Faiyaz Khan Sahib from “Golden Shadows”
• “Ye Shanghai” by Chow Hsuan from “Shanghai Lounge Divas”
• “Moccasin Game Song: Crow Song” by Pablo and Frank Huerito from “Navajo Songs – recorded by Laura Boulton in 1933 and 1940”
• “Le Blues de Neg’ Français” by Leo Soileau & Moise from “Cajun Capers – Cajun Music 1928-1954”
• “(Mozart:) “Il mio tesoro (from Don Giovanni) by John McCormack from “The McCormack Edition, Vol. 6: The Acoustic Recordings (1915-1916)”
• “Ukhar The Merchant (excerpt)” by Nadezhda Plevitskaya from “Estrada – Russian Gypsy Singers – Recordings from 1905-1931”

Here’s another picture of Robert Crumb, taken when he was on my radio show with Terry Zwigoff two weeks ago, CLICK HERE FOR PODCAST

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PLAYLIST:

• “El Aeroplano (excerpt)” by Cuarteto de Roberto Firpo from “Seleccion De La Historia Del Tango”
• “(Bartók’s) Contrasts For Clarinet, Violin And Piano, II. Pihenö (Relaxation)” by Joseph Szigeti, Béla Bartók & Benny Goodman from “Benny Goodman – Collector’s Edition”
• “(Stravinsky’s) Orpheus, ballet in 3 scenes for orchestra: Scene 2: Pas de deux” by The RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra conducted by Igor Stravinsky from “Octet To Orpheus – The Neo-Classical Stravinsky”
• “Tone Paintings – 1” by Dodo Marmarosa from “Dodo’s Dance”
• “Let’s Face The Music And Dance” by Fred Astaire from “Irving Berlin In Hollywood”
• “Abbeville Breakdown” by The Alley Boys Of Abbeville from “Cajun – Vol. 1 Abbeville Breakdown 1929-1939”
• “Prenez Courage (Take Courage)” by Cléoma Breaux, Joe Falcon & Ophy Breaux from “Cajun – Vol. 1 Abbeville Breakdown 1929-1939”
• “I’m Gonna Gitcha” by Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five from “Original Masters – The Best Of…”
• “Walk Your Blues Away” by Professor Longhair from “Gettin’ Funky – The Birth of New Orleans R&B”
• “Sweet Lorraine” by Art Tatum from “California Memories”
• “Tiger Rag” by Roy Smeck Trio from “With My Little Ukulele In My Hand”
• “The Laughing Policeman” by Charles Penrose from “Music Hall Memories”
• “Mechkadarska Pesen (Bear Handler’s Song)” by Georgi Stanev from “Song Of The Crooked Dance – Early Bulgarian Traditional Music 1927-42″
• “Milenberg Joys” by Rodney Rogers’ Red Peppers from “It’s Hotter In Hawaii”
• “Mama, Call The Fire Brigade” by WIlmoth Houdini from “Calypso Carnival”
• “Laghoe Dindang” by Sandur from “Music For The Gods: The Fahnestock South Sea Expedition: Indonesia”
• “Rolling Stone (Pt.2)” by Robert Wilkins from “Masters of Memphis Blues”
• “Lift Every Voice and Sing” by The Southern Sons from “1940′s Vocal Groups -Southern Sons (1941-1944) – Harmonizing Four (1943)”
• “Kassem Miro” by Said El Kurdi “Give Me Love – Songs Of The Brokenhearted – Baghdad, 1925-1929”
• “Jaleo Por Bulerías” by Leonor Amaya from “Carmen Amaya – Grabaciones Discos Pizarra – Año 1948-50”
• “Khyal, Rag Bhupali: Tintal” by Gauhar Jan from “Vintage Music From India – Early 20th Century Classical And Light Classical Music”
• “C’est Si Triste Sans Lui” by Cléoma Breaux, Joe Falcon & Ophy Breaux from “Anthology Of American Folk Music – Edited By Harry Smith”
• “O Ravazaha-Quadrille” by Andrianary Ratianarivo Orchestra from “Gay Life in Dikanka – R. Crumb’s Old-Time Favourites”
• “Whistle, Daughter, Whistle” by Delia Murphy from “The Legendary Queen of Irish Folk Singers”
• “Sibando” by Carlos Gardel from “100 por Garlos gardel – Una exquisita selección”
• “My Blue Ridge Mountain Home” by Vernon Dalhart with Carson Robison from “Puttin’ On The Style – The Edison Collection”
• “The Day W.C. Fields Drank A Glass Of Water” by W.C. Fields with Les Paul from “The Golden Age of Comedy”
• “Clownin’ The Frets” by Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel Trio from “It’s Hotter In Hawaii”
• “(Stravinsky’s) Rag-Time For Eleven Instruments” by Orchestra Della Svizzera Italiana conducted by Igor Stravinsky from “Octet To Orpheus – The Neo-Classical Stravinsky”
• “Buffalo Rag” by Vess L. Ossman from “Scott Joplin & The Kings of Ragtime”
• “Operatic Rag” by Joseph Moskowitz from “Scott Joplin & The Kings of Ragtime”
• “Alabama Song” by Lotte Lenya & The Three Admirals with the Theo Mackeben Jazz Orchestra from “Kurt Weill”
• “Y’a D’la Joie” by Charles Trenet from “Chantons Français 1934-1936”
• “Sweet Little Papa” by Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five from “Original Masters – The Best Of…”
• “John O’Carr” by King Radio from “Calypso Carnival”
• “Lyrios (excerpt)” by Cortes Y Sus Hawaiians from “It’s Hotter In Hawaii”

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PLAYLIST:

• “The Honeymoon Reel (excerpt)” by Patsy Touhey from “The Piping of Patsy Touhey”
• “Que se vayan” by Carlos Gardel from “100 por Garlos gardel – Una exquisita selección”
• “Se Armo” by Astor Piazzolla y su orquesta “Los primeros años – Documentos Tango”
• “Palamita Blanca” by Tangonero from “Tangonero live on Gramophoney Baloney”
• “La Sonambula” by Juan Maglio from “El Bandoneon de Pacho”
• “Maria” by Alberto Marino con la orquesta de Aníbal Troilo from “Selección De La Historia Del Tango”
• “Mala Junta” by Tangonero from “Tangonero live on Gramophoney Baloney”
• “Malena” by Tangonero from “Tangonero live on Gramophoney Baloney”
• “Yira Yira” by Sofía Bozán con Enrique Delfino from “Las Damas Del Tango – 1909 – 1946”
• “La Ultima Copa” by Francisco Canaro y su orquesta típica con Agustín Irusta or Roberto Fugazot (?) from “Noche De Reyes”
• “Milonga De Mis Amores” by Tangonero from “Tangonero live on Gramophoney Baloney”
• “La Viruta” by Tangonero from “Tangonero live on Gramophoney Baloney”
• “Mal De Amores” by Tangonero from “Tangonero live on Gramophoney Baloney”
• “La Cumparsita (excerpt)” by Orquesta Típica Osvaldo Fresedo from “Elvino Vardaro – El Violin Mayor del Tango – 1928-1943″
• “La Cumparsita” by Orquestra Alfredo de Angelis Recita: Rodi from “Selección De La Historia Del Tango”
• “Please Take Me Out Of Jail” by Thomas Waller with Thomas Morris and His Hot Babies from “I Got Rhythm”
• “They’re Red Hot” by Robert Johnson from “Legendary Blues”
• “Alexander’s Ragtime Band” by Bessie Smith from “Great original performances 1925 – 1933″
• “Khod elaich ouagnem” by Mohamed Elkabbandji from “Le Maqam en Irak – Vol I – Congres du Caire 1932”
• “Rahm Eyla” by Jurâ-khân Sultânov & Ma’mur-jân Uzaqov from “Ouzbekistan: Les Grandes Voix Du Passé (1940-1965)”
• “Taksim” by Udi Marko Melkon Alemsherian from “Masters of Turkish Music”
• “Turnalar (Fly, Cranes, Fly)” by Darülelhan from “Masters of Turkish Music – Volume 2”
• “El Caballo y la Montura” by Orquesta Casino de la Playa from “Memories of Cuba – (1937-1944)”
• “Déjame tranquilo” by Maria Teresa Vera y Rafael Zequeira from “El legendario Dúo de la Trova Cubana – Grabaciones Históricas 1916-1924”
• “Adivinalo” by Arsenio Rodríguez y su conjunto from “Montuneando – 1946-1950”
• “Botón de Rosa (Rosebud)” by Vicente Sigter y su orq. from “Out of Cuba  Latin American music takes Africa by storm”
• “Ramblin’ Blues” by Charlie Poole and His North Carolina Ramblers from “With the North Carolina Ramblers & The Highlanders”
• “Sen bu yaylalari yaylayamazsin” by Zehra Belir from “Women of Istanbul”
• “Abonsa” by Jolly Orchestra from “African Popular Music – Archives – 1926-1952”

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You can see Tangonero perform monthly:

• First Wednesdays at Suasolito Seahorse
• Fourth Thursdays at Café Divine

Another photo of guest selector Robert Crumb on last Sunday’s Gramophoney Baloney show, PODCAST HERE

Happy birthday Robert Johnson!

hellhoundonmytrail:

Robert Crumb’s stupendous Robert Johnson cover artwork.
78 Quarterly Volume One, No. 4 (1989)

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PLAYLIST:

• “Memphis Blues, or Mister Crump” by Prince’s Band from “Cakewalks, Rags & Blues – Military Style”
• “Mexico en Una Laguna” by Lidya Mendoza y Familia from “Hot Women – Women Singers From the Torrid Regions”
• “Monterrey” by La Familia Mendoza from “Mal Hombre & Other Original Hits from the 1930s”
• “El Coco” by La Familia Mendoza from “Vida Mía”
• “La Bamba” by Hermanos Huesca from “Frank Fairfield’s Pawn Records Presents Unheard Ofs & Forgotten Abouts”
• “Mr. Johnson Turn Me Aloose” by The South Georgia Highballers from “Serenade In The Mountains – Early Old Time Music on Record”
• “False Hearted Lover’s Blues (introduced by Joe Wilson)” by Dock Boggs from “A Guide to the Crooked Road – Virginia’s Heritage Music Trail”
• “Sugar Baby” by Dock Boggs from “R. Crumb’s Heroes of Blues, Jazz & Country”
• “Croquet Habits” by Freeny’s Barn Dance Band from “The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of – Super Rarities & Unissued Gems Of The 1920s & 30s”
• “Old Rub Alcohol” by Dock Boggs from “The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of – Super Rarities & Unissued Gems Of The 1920s & 30s”
• “Greenback Dollar” by Weems String Band from “Down In The Basement – Joe Bussard’s Treasure Trove of Vintage 78s – 1926-1937″
• “Honeysuckle” by Charlie Poole and His North Carolina Ramblers from “With the North Carolina Ramblers & The Highlanders”
• “Goodbye Sweet Liza Jane” by Charlie Poole and His North Carolina Ramblers from “With the North Carolina Ramblers & The Highlanders”
• “Il Portavoce” by Trio Mandolinistico from “Italian String Virtuosi”
• “I Found A Four-Leaf Clover” by Al Miller from “Early Mandolin Classics – Volume 1”
• “Hindustani “Comic” Song” by Luknow Zananas from ”Music of India, Vol. 2 – From Old 78 RPM Records – 1920s, ’30s, ’40s” (R. Crumb unreleased CD)
• “Violin & Piano Instrumental” by Paritosh Seal & K. Bhattacharya from ”Music of India, Vol. 2 – From Old 78 RPM Records – 1920s, ’30s, ’40s” (R. Crumb unreleased CD)
• “(Blank Label)” by Anon. Male Singer with instrumental accomp. from ”Music of India, Vol. 2 – From Old 78 RPM Records – 1920s, ’30s, ’40s” (R. Crumb unreleased CD)
• “Hai Hai El Hai (The Living God)” by Abid David from “Shir Hodu – Jewish Song From Bombay of 30s”
• “Kate Muldoon” by Frank Quinn from “Oldtime Records – Vol. 2 – U.S. Recordings”
• “Murphy’s Wife” by Frank Quinn from “Baby, How Can It Be? – Songs of Love, Lust and Contempt from the 1920s and 1930s”
• “Chant D’Amour” by Chants Populaires Tahitens from “Hot Women – Women Singers From the Torrid Regions”
• “Ama Ama” by Tauta Archer from “Frank Fairfield’s Pawn Records Presents Unheard Ofs & Forgotten Abouts”
• “Mama E” by Kalama’s Quartet from “Early Hawaiian Classics 1927 – 1932”
• “Lei E” by Emma Bush with Johnny Noble and his Hawaiian Music from “Hot Women – Women Singers From the Torrid Regions”
• “Gay Life In Dikanka” by Kornienko’s Ukrainska Orchestra Gay Life in Dikanka – R. Crumb’s Old-Time Favourites”

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PLAYLIST:

• “Flowers of Edinburgh (excerpt)” by W.F. Cameron from “Melodeon Greats – A Collection Of Melodeon Masterpieces”
• “Canned Heat Blues” by Tommy Johnson from “Legends of the Country Blues”
• “Tally-Ho” by Dizzy Gillespie & His Orchestra from “John Coltrane – Complete Recordings with Dizzy Gillespie”
• “Cheesy Breeze” by Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies from “Daddy of Western Swing”
• “Solitude” by Larry Adler from “The Great Larry Adler – Original Recordings 1934-1947”
• “The Sheik of Araby” by Duke Ellington & His Famous Orchestra from “Original Masters – The best of Duke Ellington”
• “As Aman Or Syri I Zil” by Jonuzai Islam Me Shocket from “Albanian Village Music – Recorded in Tirana 1930”
• “Osu Oblango” by Yeboa’s Band from “Opika Pende – Africa at 78 RPM”
• “Five Ilonga tunes” by Belekeloosa Kayala from “Tanzania Instruments – Tanganyika 1950”
• “Kim Derdiki” by Musseref Hanim from “To Scratch Your Heart – Early Recordings From Istanbul”
• “Fihren Die Mechutonim Aheim” by Naftule Brandwein & Abe Schwartz’s Orchestra from “Klezmer Music – Early Yiddish Instrumental Music – The First Recordings: 1908-1927” 
• “Raga: Janpuri” by Bismillah Khan from “Vintage 78 RPM Records”
• “Dyo Mavra Matia Agapo” by Yiorgos Papasideris & Yiorgos Anestopoulos from “Premier Greek Clarinettist”
• “Bedevi Oyunu” by Şükrü Tunar from “Legendary Clarinetist of Turkey”
• “Havagli Guelbi, Pt.1” by Dalila Rochdi from “Opika Pende – Africa at 78 RPM”
• “Nikolaev Bulgar” by Dave Tarras with Abe Ellstein’s Orchestra from “Dave Tarras – Master of Klezmer Music – Volume One – Original Recordings 1929 – 1949”
• “Morning Dew/Colleen Bawn” by Paddy Killoran from “Oldtime Records – Vol. 2 – U.S. Recordings”
• “Al Grito de Viva España” by Manuel Vallejo & Antonio Moreno from “Grabaciones Discos Pizarra – Año 1930”
• “Minuet In Swing” by Spade Cooley from “Swingin’ The Devil’s Dream”
• “Since We Put The Radio In The Henhouse (excerpt)” by Hoosier Hot Shots from “Everybody Stomp”
• “He’s a Hillbilly Gaucho” by Hoosier Hot Shots from “Everybody Stomp”
• “Soutsanenh” by Anon. Khéne from “The Secret Museum of Mankind, Vol. 3 Ethnic Music Classics: 1925-48”
• “High Life” by Dagombe Band of Gold Coast Police from “Opika Pende – Africa at 78 RPM”
• “March Guitar” by Okuth Onuku from “Opika Pende – Africa at 78 RPM”
• “Crescendo In Blue” by Duke Ellington & His Famous Orchestra from “Original Masters – The best of Duke Ellington”
• “Dance of the Octopus” by Red Norvo from “Knockin’ On Wood”
• “O Sole Mio” by Guido Deiro from “Complete Recorded Works, Vol.1”
• “Mood Indigo” by Duke Ellington & His Orchestra from “The “C” Jam Blues”
• “Tootin’ Thru The Roof” by Duke Ellington & His Famous Orchestra from “Original Masters – The best of Duke Ellington”
• “Swingin’ With Dora (excerpt)” by Hoosier Hot Shots from “Everybody Stomp”

mangkunegaran:

here’s a new a hour-long podcast of 78s I made for Fat Cat Records. 3/4 is stuff that hasn’t been reissued by me or anyone else.

Gramophoney Baloney’s DJ McSchmormac is doing some DJ sets & cooking up a great big pot of Mulligan stew; at a screening of “Who Is Bozo Texino?” a film by Bill Daniel who will also be there. It’s at Chez Poulet, Cesar Chavez, San Francisco, Thursday May 3rd, 2012. Doors open 8:00pm, seats - 1st come 1st served, entry $10 - including stew! please spread the word and help the struggling artist!