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The Talking Machine Hour
By David AtlasMusic
The Talking Machine Hour episodes
- Episode 48: You’re the Beaus In My Rainbows
YOU’RE THE CREAM IN MY COFFEE
IRVING KAUFMANDOMINO – 4265SIDE-BY-SIDEBROADWAY BELL HOPSDIVAONE O’CLOCK BABYTHE ASTORITES (V. CHARLES HART)HARMONY – 438-hMINEPHILL OHMAN AND VICTOR ARDEN WITH THEIR ORCHESTRABRUNSWICK – 3457I TOLD THEM ALL ABOUT YOUMARKEL’S SOCIETY FAVORITESCONQUEROR – 7009RIVER STAY AWAY FROM MY DOORSINGIN’ SAMPERFECT – 12774EL BESOHOLLYWOOD DANCE ORCHESTRADOMINO – 3720BESIDE A GARDEN WALLDIXIE MUSIC MAKERSROMEO – 301ALL BY YOURSELF IN THE MOONLIGHTBILLY JONES AND ERNEST HAREDOMINO – 4265HER BEAUS ARE ONLY RAINBOWSWARING’S PENNSYLVANIANSVICTOR – 20146ALL OR NOTHING AT ALLTHE GREAT WHITE WAY ORCHESTRAVICTOR – 18963AFTER I SAY I̵1 hr - Episode 47 – Raccoon Breakfast Every NightDOIN’ THE RACCOON GEORGE OLSEN AND HIS MUSIC VICTOR – 21701 TRUE BLUE LOU SEGER ELLIS OKEH ELECTRIC – 41290 MON HOMME LIBERTY DANCE ORCHESTRA REGAL – 9106 DID YOU MEAN IT? MARKEL’S SOCIETY FAVORITES CONQUEROR – 7009 YOU’VE GOT TO SEE MAMA EVERY NIGHT SOPHIE TUCKER OKEH – 4817 HOW COULD RED RIDING HOOD? …
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1 hr - Episode 47 – Raccoon Breakfast Every Night
DOIN’ THE RACCOON
GEORGE OLSEN AND HIS MUSICVICTOR – 21701TRUE BLUE LOU
SEGER ELLISOKEH ELECTRIC – 41290MON HOMME
LIBERTY DANCE ORCHESTRAREGAL – 9106DID YOU MEAN IT?
MARKEL’S SOCIETY FAVORITESCONQUEROR – 7009YOU’VE GOT TO SEE MAMA EVERY NIGHT
SOPHIE TUCKEROKEH – 4817HOW COULD RED RIDING HOOD?
PLANTATION PLAYERSROMEO – 301COOKING BREAKFAST FOR THE ONE I LOVE
ANNETTE HANSHAW & HOTEL PENNSYLVANIA MUSICDIVA – 3105-gI NEVER CARE ‘BOUT TOMORROW
FLETCHER HENDERSONCOLUMBIA -209-DMAGNOLIAJULIE WINTZ AND HIS HOFBRAU ORHCESTRAHARMONY – 438-hTHERE’S EVERYTHING NICE ABOUT YOU
PHILL OHMAN AND VICTOR ARDEN WITH THEIR ORCHESTRABRUNSWICK – 3457EVENING STAR
IRVING AARONSONVICTOR – 214511 hr - Episode 46: That Certain Vagabond ShadowOUT OF THE DAWN NAT SHILKRET AND THE VICTOR ORCHESTRA VICTOR – 21572 ROSE MARIE CARL FENTON’S ORCHESTRA BRUNSWICK – 2759 I GOTTA MISERY LLOYD E HILLMAN’S 1640 BOYS TOMMY MONROE AND BOB ALLEN COLUMBIA – 40000-D THE MAN FROM HARLEM CAB CALLOWAY AND HIS ORCHESTRA PERFECT – 15825 WHO WOULDN’T BE JEALOUS OF YOU? …
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58 min - Episode 46: That Certain Vagabond Shadow
OUT OF THE DAWN
NAT SHILKRET AND THE VICTOR ORCHESTRAVICTOR – 21572ROSE MARIE
CARL FENTON’S ORCHESTRABRUNSWICK – 2759I GOTTA MISERY
LLOYD E HILLMAN’S 1640 BOYS TOMMY MONROE AND BOB ALLENCOLUMBIA – 40000-DTHE MAN FROM HARLEM
CAB CALLOWAY AND HIS ORCHESTRAPERFECT – 15825WHO WOULDN’T BE JEALOUS OF YOU?
IRVING KAUFMANPERFECT – 12509THAT CERTAIN PARTY
HONEY DUKE AND HIS UKEHARMONY – 99-HMANY MOONS AGO
REGGIE CHILDS AND HIS HOTEL ROOSEVELT ORCHESTRAELECTRADISK – 2144WHEN GABRIEL BLOWS DAT HORN
PAUL TREMAINE & HIS ORCHCOLUMBIA – 2462ME AND MY SHADOW
RENDELMAN’S DANCE ORCHESTRASILVERTONE – 25052LOW DOWN HOUND BLUES
HOUND HEAD HENRYVOCALION – 1288WAITIN’ AROUND
GARBER DAVIS ORCHESTRAVICTOR – 19332IT GOES LIKE THIS
58 min - Episode 45: I’m Gonna Charleston Back to Emily BrownOKAY, BABY MCKINNEY’S COTTON PICKERS VICTOR – 23000 CONFESSIN’ LLOYD KEATING & HIS MUSIC HARMONY – 1198-H HE’S A BIG MAN FROM THE SOUTH (WITH A BIG CIGAR IN HIS MOUTH) SIX JUMPING JACKS BRUNSWICK – 4498 HOT COFFEE HONEY DUKE AND HIS UKE HARMONY – 94-H I’M GONNA CHARLESTON BACK TO CHARLESTON THE VAGABONDS …
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1 hr - Episode 45: I’m Gonna Charleston Back to Emily Brown
OKAY, BABY
MCKINNEY’S COTTON PICKERSVICTOR – 23000CONFESSIN’
LLOYD KEATING & HIS MUSICHARMONY – 1198-HHE’S A BIG MAN FROM THE SOUTH (WITH A BIG CIGAR IN HIS MOUTH)
SIX JUMPING JACKSBRUNSWICK – 4498HOT COFFEE
HONEY DUKE AND HIS UKEHARMONY – 94-HI’M GONNA CHARLESTON BACK TO CHARLESTON
THE VAGABONDSGENNETT – 3099FEELIN’ THE WAY I DO
JESSE STAFFORD AND HIS ORCHESTRABRUNSWICK – 4627THE DAY YOU CAME ALONG
WILL OSBORNE AND HIS ORCHESTRAPERFECT – 15811HERE COMES EMILY BROWN
HARRY THIES AND HIS ORCHESTRAVICTOR – 22476AFTER TO-NIGHT
BERT LOWN AND HIS HOTEL BILTMORE ORCHESTRAVICTOR – 22744LOVE IS GOOD FOR ANYTHING THAT AILS YOU
EDDY DUCHIN AND HIS ORCHESTRAVICTOR – 25514I WANNA BE LOVED BY YOU
ELSIE BUTLERDOMINO- 4280SANTA CLAUS
1 hr - Episode 44:MY REGULAR GAL ED KIRKEBY AND HIS ORCHESTRA OKEH – 40788 WHAT’LL I DO VICTOR SALON ORCHESTRA VICTOR – 19433 I CAN’T GIVE YOU ANYTHING BUT LOVE LOU GOLD & HIS ORCH HARMONY – 660-H I CRIED FOR YOU HOWARD LANIN’S ARCADIA ORCHESTRA GENNETT – 5167 SHE’S EVERYBODY’S SWEETHEART TED LEWIS AND HIS BAND COLUMBIA …
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56 min - Episode 44:
MY REGULAR GAL
ED KIRKEBY AND HIS ORCHESTRAOKEH – 40788WHAT’LL I DO
VICTOR SALON ORCHESTRAVICTOR – 19433I CAN’T GIVE YOU ANYTHING BUT LOVE
LOU GOLD & HIS ORCHHARMONY – 660-HI CRIED FOR YOU
HOWARD LANIN’S ARCADIA ORCHESTRAGENNETT – 5167SHE’S EVERYBODY’S SWEETHEART
TED LEWIS AND HIS BANDCOLUMBIA – 122-DTHEY DON’T COME BETTER THAN BETTY
BOB GREEN’S DANCE ORCHESTRAORIOLE – 1338SONG OF THE DAWN
VINCENT LOPEZ AND HIS ORCHESTRAPERFECT – 15293JOSEPHINE
BROOKE JOHNS AND HIS ORCHESTRAVICTOR – 19273BABY–OH WHERE CAN YOU BE?
RUDY VALLEE AND HIS CONNECTICUT YANKEESVICTOR – 22034STRIKE UP THE BAND!
VICTOR ARDEN–PHIL OHMAN AND THEIR ORCHESTRAVICTOR – 22308YOU AIN’T GOT NOTHIN’ I WANT
MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERSBRUNSWICK – 264856 min - Episode 42: Let a Smile be your Evening StarHELLO BABY RUTH ETTING, W/ ART KAHN AND HIS ORCHESTRA COLUMBIA – 716-D JUST A LITTLE LONGER N.M.L. DANCE ORCHESTRA NATIONAL MUSIC LOVERS – 1170 SUNDAY THE RADIOLITES COLUMBIA – 793-D WAS IT A DREAM? SAM LANIN’S DANCE ORCHESTRA CHALLENGE – 567 AND THAT AIN’T ALL BILLY MURRAY COLUMBIA – 2757 SUNSHINE JOE WILBUR PERFECT – …
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A curated selection of 78rpm records from the 1920s and 30s, played as they were intended on period acoustic phonographs