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  Adventures in Sound
July 25, 2010
7/24/10 Playlist - 1920s Hot Dance Bands

On today's show:

We listened to some very hot 1920s dance band records (with a few vocalists and slower numbers tossed in, too).

Up and At ‘Em – Philip Spitalny and His Orchestra, rec 6/29/26
Puttin’ on the Ritz – The Clevelanders, rec 2/17/30
Charleston Ball – The Six Jumping Jacks, rec 1/27/26
Shake That Thing – Abe Lyman and His California Orchestra, rec 2/01/26

A New Kind of Man (with a New Kind of Love for Me) (alt take) – George Olsen and His Music, rec 6/05/24
Hot Feet – Paul Specht and His Orchestra, rec 4/27/27
Black Bottom – Johnny Hamp & His Kentucky Serenaders, rec 6/28/26

When Polly Walks Through the Hollyhocks (instrumental version) – Ben Bernie and His Orchestra, rec 7/28/28
Ya Gotta Know How to Love – Sam Lanin and His Orchestra (as Chic Nelson’s Collegians, with Arthur Fields; rec circa 5/07/26)
You Don’t Like It – Not Much! – Jan Garber and His Orchestra, rec 11/08/26

Turn on the Heat – Horace Heidt and His Orchestra, rec 10/24/29
‘Tain’ No Sin To Dance Around in Your Bones – Lee Morse and Her Bluegrass Boys, rec 2/27/30

Sunday – Cliff Edwards and His Hot Combination, rec circa Oct 1926
A Monday Date – Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five, rec 6/28/28
From Monday On – Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra, rec 2/28/28

From Saturday Night ‘Till Monday Morning – Ted Weems and His Orchestra, rec 8/24/27

Posted by dcampa at 09:34 AM
7/17/10 Playlist - International Delights

Mr. Spradling (from The Graveside Service) filled in for me today with an hour of 1950s & 1960s international flavored tunes.

Robert Mitchum - Not me - Calypso is like so - Scamp

Esquivel - Mucha Muchacha - Space-age - RCA/Bar None
Perrey-Kingsley - One more Samba Spanish Flea - Best of Moog - Loud Records
Esquivel - Sentimental Journey - Space-age - RCA/Bar None

Sergio Mendes and the Brazil 66 - Bim Bom - Sergio Mendes and the Brazil 66 through 86 - A & M
Barbara Mendes/Eumir Deodata - One Note Samba - Soundtrack Bossa Nova - Verve
Getz/Joao&Astrud Gilberto/Jobim - Quiet Nights of quiet Stars - Soundtrack Bossa Nova - Verve

France Gall - La Petite - 1968 - Polydor
Bridget Bardot - Contact - Best of BB - Phillips
France Gall - Les Yeux Bleus - 1968 - Polydor
Charles Trenet - Boum - Anthologie - EMI

Singing Nun - Dominic - The Singing Nun - Collectors' Choice
Serge Gainsbourgh - Mambo Miam Miam - Colour Cafe - Mercury
Claudine Longet - Sugar Me - very Best of Claudine Longet - Varese Sarabande
Serge Gainsbourgh - Wake Me at 5 - du jazz dans le ravin - Phillips

Stereo Total - Wir tanzen in Viereck - Stereo Total
Fraulein Menke - Hohe Berge - Superhits der Neuen Deutschen Welle - Spectrum

Sophia Loren - Main Title/S'agapo - Greatest Hits - Vivi Music

Posted by dcampa at 09:26 AM
July 10, 2010
7/10/10 Playlist - The Blue Ribbon Healers LIVE!

On today' show,

We featured some recent music (all from self released artists). Plus, The Ribbon Healers played LIVE on the show!

Diga Diga Doo – The Singapore Slingers (2010)
Shuffle Off to Buffalo – Megan Lynch (2009)
My Sweet Tooth Says I Wanna (But My Wisdom Tooth Says No) – The Singapore Slingers (2010)
The Latin Quarter – Megan Lynch (2009)

You Haven’t Been True – Mr. Badger
Disappearing Act – Rambler Rose (2009)
Got Your Time – Rambler Rose (2009)
Burn Real Bright – The Blue Ribbon Healers (Live at the Martin Theatre)

The Blue Ribbon Healers Live on Adventures in Sound:
Medley of Old Time Songs
Deal Go Down
It’s a Sin to Tell a Lie (in French)

Jack and Jill – Mister Badger

Posted by dcampa at 03:53 PM