Welcome to John’s Old Time Radio Show!!! Listen To John Heneghan play and talk about 78 rpm records from his collection. Each episode features a different theme and style and some will feature special guests playing records from their collections. Sign up on iTunes to automatically download the show. There will be a new show posted the 1st of every month. Check back and tell your friends!!!
R. Crumb’s Record Room Pt. 37
John’s Old Time Radio Show w/ Robert Crumb. “SWISS ALPINE MUSIC”. Special Guest s Robert Crumb & his friend Guillaume Veillet play 78 rpm records from their record collections from the South of France on John Heneghan’s Old Time Radio Show.
R. Crumb’s Record Room Pt. 36
John’s Old Time Radio Show w/ Robert Crumb. “EARLY FRENCH MUSIC Part Dieux”. Special Guest s Robert Crumb & his friend Guillaume Veillet play 78 rpm records from Guillaume’s record collection from the South of France on John Heneghan’s Old Time Radio Show.
Le Long Du Quai – Orchestre Musette Carini
Virginia – Orchestre Musette Gigetto
Le Bal Au Bord De L’eau – Jean Vaissade
Shunet Waltz – Orchestre Royal Musette
Plaisance – Emile Vacher
Parce Qu’il Est Grand – L’Orchestre Musette Gatino’s par Mlle Yvonne Legcay
Moi J’n’en Suis Pas – Albert Huard Et Son Fameux Orchestre
Night – Albert Huard Et Son Fameux Orchestre
C’est Sur’ Ment Pas La Premiere Fois – Leo Jeantrelle Par L’Orchestre Bression
Accordeonette – A. Tedeschi & Jean Peyronnin
J’aime Tes Grands Yeux – Orhestre Musette De La Lappe avec refrain chante par Betty Colette
R. Crumb’s Record Room Pt. 35
John’s Old Time Radio Show w/ Robert Crumb. “EARLY FRENCH MUSIC FROM CORSICA TO AUVERGNE”. Special Guests Robert Crumb & his friend Guillaume Veillet play 78 rpm records from Guillaume’s & Robert’s record collection from the South of France on John Heneghan’s Old Time Radio Show. With East Village jokester Eden Brower.
Currente – J. F. & Ph. Rocchi
O Vita, Nun Ti Piegia – M. Pietri, A. Raffali, H. Raffali
Marche de la Mariee de Saint-Aout
La Marche Des Cornards – Les Freres Guillemain
Juliette – A. Bouscatel
Lo Grondo – M. Allard & Aigueperse
Juoneto Loun-La! – Mme et M. Debrons
La Tripiniaro – Henri Momboisse
Bourree Des Monedieres Caiffe Te Bien – Maugein Freres & Goursolas
Les Auvergnats Sont Tous Comme Ca – Martin Cayla & A. Bras, G. Cantournet
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC FROM AFRICA
John’s Old Time Radio Show. “BEAUTIFUL MUSIC FROM AFRICA” “. John Heneghan plays great African 78 rpm records from his collection on John Old Time Radio Show.
ACCORDION & CONCERTINA RECORDS
Basadi – Evaton Concertina
Lumela – Stephaans Letsika
March – Mamica
Pula-Pulane – Jonas Mate & Kleinbooi Motaung
Kariala – J. Murithe Wambu & Kibunga Waita
Paratlatla – Concertina Charlie
SLIDE/BOTTLENECK GUITAR RECORDS
Samson And Delilah – Nongomo Trio
Apana Kopikana Na Watu – Adou Elenga
Wangu Rucky – Ally Sykes & Peter Bernard
Bayakala Otsotsi – George Sibanda
Fosta Kayi – Alick Nkhata & Shadrack Soko
New Look Thanagan – Herman Magwaza & Caleb Chamane Songs
ZITHER, FIDDLE , LYRE & THUMB PIANO RECORDS
Humula – Kabyoma Mashulamo
Chaupele Mpenzi – Asumi Bini Sumahi
Kwa Bhanki – Point Docks String Combo
Nyanja Ya Kabaka – Abadongo Abaganda
Kabaka Mutesa Yalambula Amasaza – Bulasiyo Bulesa Ne Banne
R. Crumb’s Record Room Pt. 34
John’s Old Time Radio Show w/ Robert Crumb. “EARLY BRAZILIAN MUSIC”. Special Guest Robert Crumb plays 78 rpm records from his legendary record collection from the South of France on John Heneghan’s Old Time Radio Show. With East Village jokester Eden Brower.
1. QUANDO EU MAMAVA- BENEDICTO DE ALMEIDA COM INNOCENTES DA PAVUNA
R. Crumb’s Record Room Pt. 33
John’s Old Time Radio Show w/ Robert Crumb & Tony Baldwin. “PIANO MUSIC”. Special Guest Robert Crumb plays 78 rpm records from his legendary record collection from the South of France on John Heneghan’s Old Time Radio Show. With the comic genius Eden Brower.
1. EN VOYAGE ET DESIR – PHIL CHARTIER
2. CALICO RAG – VERA GUILAROFF
3. A CUP OF COFFEE, AND SANDWICH AND YOU – VERA GUILAROFF
4. MAGNOLIA – PAULINE ALPERT
5. PIANO STOMP – THE JOLLY JIVERS (WALTER ROLAND)
6. SUGAR – FATS WALLER
7. I’LL JUST STAND AND WRING MY HANDS AND CRY – REV J.C. BURNETT ASSISTED BY SISTERS GRAINGER & JACKSON
Johnathan ward’s ethnic 78 rpm records Pt. 2
John’s Old Time Radio Show w/ Jon Ward. “GREAT ETHNIC MUSIC”. Special Guest Jonathan Ward plays 78 rpm records from around the world from his legendary collection on John Heneghan’s Old Time Radio Show
1. ITALY, GENOA – Squadra di Canto Popolare “Isola del Cantone” – U Ruscigno
Milan, 1936. “trallalero” music – longshoremen Genoa – guitarra, “the woman” – Lomax recordings. – The Nightingale –
2. ROMANIA – Orchestra Monea Gheorghe cu Luta Iovita – Invartita cu Strigari
Romanian recording from the early 30s – an invartita dance song, with the tarogato. (Invartita with Shouts) – reissued on Spottswood’s Blowers from the Balkans.
1914 recordings from Milan – identities unknown….only a few instrumentalists compared to US.
7. GREECE – Yangos Psamatianos – Hiotiko Manes (If I were the Hem of your Skirt)
Late 20s, Greek accordion classic from 1929. Manes (passionate lament). Dave Murray mention. Accordion in Greek traditional music.
8. SWEDEN – Dala Trion – Skullbraddlek, Bröllopsmarsch
March 1909 in Stockholm – “old Swedish violins” – HMV/Victor. Swedish country music – 2 records. Wedding march.
9. NORWAY – Halvor Brathen – Fjellrosa
“Mountain Rose” hardanger fiddle. Recorded April 1928 in Copenhagen – made 12 sides. “Gangar”
10. VIETNAM – Manh Thang – Doc Tau Dan Bau 1, Dieu Hanh Van
Manh Dang, 1924-2006, solist on the dan bau – 1 stringed zither of Vietnam. “Floating Clouds” – recording probably made in 1957 in Moscow at a student music festival.
From ES – Minangkabau people of the highlands of Sumatra, in Indonesia. Rebab (fiddle), flute (saluang) – Rapiun, Tanjung Sani. Musicians from Bukittinggi. 1939 for local Tjab Angsa label, pressed in China.
12. CHINA – Cantonese musicians – Song for the Birth of a Son
A challenge (talk)! On Beka, ca. 1926 or so. Celebratory music from southeastern China – featuring a very loud suona (double reed) – clearly an outdoor instrument. These reed instruments are ancient – no one can agree on the suona’s origins.
13. HAWAII – Philip “Gaby” Pahinui – Hula Medley
Very first solo slack key guitar piece every recorded, from Hawaii. Pahinui’s 2nd record, I believe, from 1947 on Bell Records. Oddly tough to find. B-sides.
Johnathan ward’s ethnic 78 rpm records Pt. 1
John’s Old Time Radio Show w/ Jon Ward. “GREAT ETHNIC MUSIC”. Special Guest Jonathan Ward plays 78 rpm records from around the world from his legendary collection on John Heneghan’s Old Time Radio Show.
Mongolian singer – horsehead fiddle of Mongolia, known as the morin khuur – played upright. Mongolian People’s Republic label – BNMAU, or Bügd Nairamdakh Mongol Ard Uls. Russia? If so, not Melodiya pressed.
2. KAZAKHSTAN – Temirbek Akhmetov – Sharniaz
Dombra solo – recorded 1948, Tashkentski Zavod. Discuss Soviet system. Dombra – 2 strings, sinew.
3. BRAZIL – Quarteto Brasil – Reboliço
Obscure Luperce! 1945, Continental. With Jose Meneses and Tute. Choro – discuss. Title means “round” basically – (HEY-bo-lee-su)…although it also mean rustling…
4. BRAZIL – Os Desafiadores do Norte – Chorando no Pinho
João Miranda’s group – late 1929. “Crying in the Pines.” Joao…brother of Luperce. Had own group, disappeared on record 1931.
Japanese court music, recorded ca. 1946 (I think). Gaguku music. Over 1200 years old – strings, wind instruments, percussion – can hear the sho, mouth organ – large free reed ( like khaen ). Well known piece – sometimes performed at weddings today.
Okinawa – different country. Many hundreds of islands – b/t Japan and Taiwan. Became part of Japan in late 1800s before that Ryukyu kingdom. Different dialect. Marutaka lbl, private client label of Japan Victor (JVC at the time). 1957. (Mark Jihoon Sook) Two tunes – Tanchia-me Bushi is about the tradition of harvesting the Sururu fish on the beach at Onna, a town in Okinawa. Katsurin Bushi is a song about how fisherman long for the beautiful women who live on Katsurin island.
7. GUADELOUPE – Les Freres Martial – Krakador, Son Ti Coin Capesterra La…
Biguine – piano duo, recorded February 1933 in Paris. Claude Martial and Bruno Sylva Martial, brothers from Guadeloupe.
8. VENEZUELA – Cuarteto Caraquita – Miraflores
Belasco tune – Turpial records (oriole) – history, group: Alberto Munoz Burguillos (clarinet), cuatro, piano and bass. Belasco recorded track for Victor in 1933 but never released.
9. INDIA – T. Chowdiah – Thanam, Pt 1
Violin solo, recorded ca. 1933 or so, Columbia. Carnatic tradition, “thanam” type of improvisation on a raga. Chowdiah in late 20s added 3 string to violin, boost volume. South Indian records.
10. INDIA – G. J. Gabriel – Rag Dayanjee
North Indian sitar improvisation – early 1945. No idea…
11. KENYA – Siti Masika and Party with Suleman Orchestra – Chubwi Ndani
Classic late taarab music from Mombasa – oud, Gulf Music, khaleeji style. Mzuri label – MJ Shah, anomalous taarab.
12. MOZAMBIQUE – Jose Matirandze and Josefa – Chinguavilane
Mid 1950s music from Mozambique in the Tsonga language (then Shangaan). Hard edged repetitive guitar – became a modern music “marrabenta.”
13. PERU – Estudiantina Duncker – Recuerdo Moheño
Recorded in 1928 in Arequipa, Peru by Victor – classic Andean music. Group from Puno, right on Lake Titicaca near the Bolivian border. Associated with local Andean culture, yet slightly highbrow for the time. Dance music with costumes. Founded by Alberto Rivarola Miranda.
R. Crumb’s Record Room Pt. 32
John’s Old Time Radio Show w/ Robert Crumb. “MORE TURKISH/ARMENIAN MUSIC”. Special Guest Robert Crumb plays 78 rpm records from his legendary record collection from the South of France on John Heneghan’s Old Time Radio Show. With East Village jokester Eden Brower.
“POST WAR COUNTRY BLUES”
John’s Old Time Radio Show. TADD KOTICK plays great post war country blues 78 rpm records from his record collection on John Heneghan’s Old Time Radio Show. With special guest Pat Conte.
1. WALKING BLUES – MUDDY WATERS
2. ELOISE – RALPH WILLIS
3. ALABAMA BOOGIE – JOHN LEE (JOHN ARTHUR)
4. WALKING DOWN HILL – OTIS HINTON
5. SAME OLD STUFF – JESSE THOMAS THE BLUES TROUBADOUR
6. RIDE TO A FUNERAL IN A V-8 – DAN PICKETT
7. WEST COAST BLUES – ERNEST LEWIS
8. PLEASE DON’T THINK I’M NOSEY – EDDIE KIRKLAND
9. EARLY IN THE MORNING – ROBERT HENRY
10. OLD BATTLE AX – ROBERT HENRY
11. WORLD OF TROUBLE – MEMPHIS MINNIE
12. LOVIN’ GUITAR MAN – JOHN LEE HOOKER & EDDIE KIRKLAND
13. TAKE A LITTLE WALK WITH ME – BOYD GILMORE
14. BROKE DOWN ENGINE – BARREL HOUSE SAMMY (BLIND WILLIE MCTELL)