Starting with a song that came to him in dream, DJ McSchmormac then continued with a fantastic selection of sound reproductions from 1950 or earlier, including a few of this week’s birthday people, like Charlie Poole in the picture there, of whose recordings, not one, but a fantastic two, were played! . Gramophoney Baloney’s also had the wonderful good fortune of being mentioned on the Magnet Music site here, by guest editor Zach Miller, keyboardist of the band Dr. Dog – which is the first media coverage the show has gotten – besides Gramophoney Baloney/McSchmormac’s own social media (facebook page, tumblr and twitter) of course!

Charlie Poole

 PLAYLIST:

• “Marigold” by Quentin M. Maclean from “Cinema Organ – Volume I”
• “Rhapsody In Blue” by Eddie Peabody from “Ring, Ring de Banjo – Banjo Showpieces”
• “My One And Only” by George Gershwin from “Gershwin plays Gershwin”
• “Original Stack O’Lee Blues” by Long Cleve Reed And Little Harvey Hull (Down Home Boys) from “Down In The Basement – Joe Bussard’s Treasure Trove of Vintage 78s – 1926-1937”
• “Portaireacht” by Labhrás Ó Cadhla from “Amhráin ó Shliabh gCua – Sean-nós singing from Co Waterford”
• “Dark Eyes” by Slim & Slam from “Slim & Slam”
• “Raga: Shuddha Sarang” by Ustad Bismillah Khan from “Vintage 78 RPM Records”
• “Kerejing Solo” by Anon. from “Music For The Gods: The Fahnestock South Sea Expedition: Indonesia”
• “Gheniet Ben Soussan (The Songs of the Son of the Rose)” by Cheikh Zouzou from “Algérie – Panorama de l’Oranais – 1937-1946”
• “Nightmare (Artie’s Theme)” by Artie Shaw and his Orchestra from “Artie Shaw and his Orchestra”
• “War Dance For Wooden Indians” by Raymond Scott Quintette from “Reckless Nights and Turkish Twilights”
• “Train On The Island” by J.P. Nestor from “RCA Country Legends – The Bristol Sessions – Vol. 1”
• “Delta Blues” by Son House (with Leroy Collins) from “Legends of the Country Blues”
• “Go West” by The Marx Brothers from “The Golden Age of Comedy – Groucho Marx”
• “El automóvil” by Orquesta de Enrique Peña from “The Cuban Danzón– Before There Was Jazz 1906-1929”
• “Lonely Cowboy – Parts 1 & 2” by Arthur Miles from “When I Was A Cowboy – Vol.1 – Early American Songs of the West – Classic Recordings from the 1920s and 30s”
• “(Franz Liszt’s) 2 Concert Etudes, S145/R6: No. 2. Gnomenreigen (Dance of the Gnomes)” performed by Sergey Rachmaninov from “Piano solo recordings Vol. 2 (1925-1942)“
• “Lagu Kebiar” by Gamelan Gong from “Sprigs Of Time – 78s From The EMI Archive”
• “Abimenijoe” by Gender Wayang Pemarwan from “Music For The Gods: The Fahnestock South Sea Expedition: Indonesia”
• “Ba Mouin En Ti Bo Dou Dou” by Orchestre Créole Delvi from “Au Bal Antillais – Créole Biguines from Martinique”
• “Louis Collins” by Mississippi John Hurt from “The Best of Mississippi John Hurt – Columbia – Original Masters”
• “Hungry Hash House” by Charlie Poole with The North Carolina Ramblers from “Charlie Poole with The North Carolina Ramblers And The Highlanders”
• “The Drunkard’s Hell” by The Stanley Brothers from “Echoes of Clinch Mountain”
• “Shootin’ Creek” by Charlie Poole with The North Carolina Ramblers from “Charlie Poole with The North Carolina Ramblers And The Highlanders”
• “If You Ain’t Got The Do-Re-Mi” by Maddox Brothers & Rose from “On The Air – First time on records – KFBK 1940 & KGDM 1945 – Their first recorded radio broadcasts”
• “Present Joys” by Alabama Sacred Harp Singers from “Anthology Of American Folk Music – Edited By Harry Smith”
• “Na zelena morava (On the green grass)” by V.P. Houmarska & Kavaltziev Folk Music Ensemble from “Music Of The Balkans – Vol. 2 – Bulgaria, Turkey – 1930 – 1945”
• “Sepulturero no cantes” by María Teresa Vera y Rafael Zequeira “El legendario dúo de la trova cubana – Grabaciones Historicas 1916-1924”
• “Blue Hawaii” by Bing Crosby with Lani McIntire And His Hawaiians from “With My Little Ukulele in My Hand”
• “Stack-O-Lee” by King, Queen, Jack from “It’s Hotter in Hawaii”
• “Blue Sparks” by Masters Hawaiians from “It’s Hotter in Hawaii”
• “Lollipops” by Mike Ortuso from “Ring, Ring de Banjo – Banjo Showpieces”
• “Ardouni zouze esbaia” by Saliha from “Saliha – Volume 1”