AL GALLODORO AT THE SEGO THIS SATURDAY!

AND THE BEAT GOES ON......

THE AL GALLODORO TRIO with piano accompanist JoAnn Chmielowski, and Lou Colone on drums appear at SEGO CAFE, Sat November 24, 8-11PM.
SEGO CAFE, Main St, Oneonta, New York. Reservations 607-432-0228

A KEEPER OF THE FLAME

"I like music by dead people," says Nellie McKay on today's edition of Fresh Air. By combining trenchant lyrics with 1920s- and 1930s-style tunes, as well as preforming standards with a high degree of musicianship, Nellie is keeping the music vital and in the public sphere. HERE is her website.

IT'S HIATUS TIME AGAIN!!

Owing to the advent of Hockey season and the break for Thanksgiving, RADIOLA! will not be broadcast for at least the next two Fridays on WHCL.

UPDATE: I'm uploading some 2005 programs to my live 365 site to add a bit of variety to the proceedings during hiatus.

"Odds 'n' Ends" November 9, 2007

(Week 101)

It's time to clean out the RADIOLA! fridge again--and here are more tasty leftovers for your approval: Viva-Tonals, Rare Birds, album cuts, hot jazz, and a 1932 Ellington medley recorded in Stereo (but played in single-channel splendor over monaural WHCL-FM). Tune in to WHCL 88.7 FM (or log in HERE) at 8 PM ET for the best of pot luck!

Ben Selvin and his Orch. – Wherever You Are (1927) – Columbia 1133-D
Majestic Dance Orch. – I’m Through Shedding Tears Over You (1922) – Grey Gull 1136 (b)
Ipana Troubadors – Wake Up! Chillun, Wake Up! (1929) – Columbia 1779-D
King Oliver and his Dixie Syncopators – Deep Henderson (1926) – Frog DGF34 (CD)
Ted Lewis and his Band – Say Arabella (1925) – Columbia 416-D
Clifford Hayes’ Lousiville Stompers – Hey! I Am Blue (take 2) (1929) – Frog DGF10 (CD)
Wendell Hall – A Bird’s Eye View of My Old Kentucky Home (1926) – Brunswick 3331-B
Kate Smith – Clementine (From New Orleans) (1927) – Columbia 1132-D
Ford and Glenn – I Told Them All About You (1927) – Columbia 1240-D
Mr. X (Irving Kaufman) – Three O’Clock in the Morning (1922) – Grey Gull 2091 (a)
Metropolitan Dance Players – Sweet Indiana Home (1922) – Grey Gull 1114 (a)
Art Kahn and his Orch. – Back Home in Illinois (1925) – Columbia 468-D
Radio Franks – I Wanna Go Where You Go (1925) – Perfect 12224-A
Ross Gorman and his Earl Carroll Orch. – Hugo I Go Where You Go (1925) – Columbia 460-D
Memphis Stompers – Hold it Still (take 1) (1928) – Frog DGF24 (CD)
West End Jazz Band – Chloe (1982) – “Positively-Absolutely” Blackbird C4005 (LP)
Gary Lawrence and his Sizzling Syncopators – Stayin’ Alive (1980) – Columbia M35824 (LP)
Singing Sophomores w/Vaughn DeLeath –When Honey Sings an Old Time Tune (1927) – Col. 1203-D
Sim Harris (Ernest Stoneman) – Pass Around the Bottle (1927) – Oriole 916 (b)
Clover Trio – Collegiate (1925) – Grey Gull (1925) – 1283 (a)
Duke Ellington and his Orch. – Mood Indigo/Hot and Bothered/Creole Love Call (1932) – RCA 63459-2 (CD)
Gerald Marks and his Orch. – Together (1928) – Columbia (1928) – Columbia 1343-D
Max Fisher and his California Orch. – Maybe I’ll Baby You (1927) – Columbia 1226-D
Williamson’s Beale Street Frolic Orch. – Memphis Scronch (take 3) – Frog DGF24 (CD)
Ted Lewis and his Band – Start the Band! (1928) – Columbia 1391-D
Markel and his Orch. – Nobody But Fanny (1925) – Columbia 475-D
Ted White and his Collegians – Where Do You Work-a John? (1926) – Oriole 801(a)
Max Fisher and his California Orch. – Lullaby (1927) – Columbia 1226-D
King Oliver and his Dixie Syncopators – Sugar Foot Stomp (1926) – Frog DGF34 (CD)
Duke Ellington and his Orch. – East St Louis Toodle-o (1928) – RCA 63459-2 (CD)

"Viva Viva-Tonal!" November 2, 2007

(Week 100)

Tonight I'll again be presenting an all-shellac edition of RADIOLA! I recently acquired a whole slew of nice Columbia Viva-Tonals, as well as a few other items--and here offer a nice selection thereof. Tune in tonight at 8 PM ET on WHCL:

Ted Lewis and his Band – Oh Baby! (1928) – Columbia 1391-D
The Knickerbockers – Marvelous (1927) – Columbia 1154-D
Ipana Troubadors – Wake Up! Chillun, Wake Up! (1929) – Columbia 1779-D
Al Lentz and his Orch. – When I Ring Your Front Door Bell (1927) –Columbia 1134-D
Shannon Four – Save Your Sorrow (1925) – Columbia 404-D
Ben Selvin and his Orch. – Among My Souvenirs (1927) – 1188-D
Nick Lucas – Among My Souvenirs (1928) – Brunswick 3684-A
Mills Brothers – Dirt Dishin’ Daisy (1932) – Melotone M-13222-A
Boston Society Orch. (Tommy Gott) – Glorianna (1928) – Oriole 1396 (a)
Eddie Thomas’ Collegians – Sugar (1927) – Columbia 1154-D
Markel and his Orch. – Sugar Plum (1925) – Columbia 475-D
Gerald Marks and his Orch. – Without You Sweetheart (1928) – Columbia 1343-D
Ford and Glenn – Tin Pan Parade (1927) – Columbia 1240-D
Duncan Sisters – Kinky Kids Parade (1925) – Victor 19987-A
Ben Selvin and his Orch. – Playground in the Sky (1927) – Columbia 1133-D
Xylo-Rimba Orch. – Carolina Sweetheart (1925) – Columbia 382-D
Chauncey Olcott – When Irish Eyes Are Smiling (1913) – Columbia A-1310 (late 1920s pressing)
Ross Gorman and his Earl Carroll Orch. – Want a Little Lovin’ (1925) – Columbia 460-D
Paul Ash and his Orch – Love and Kisses (1927) – Columbia 1090-D
Ipana Troubadours – Dream Kisses (1927) – Columbia 1188-D
Elliott Shaw – Are You Thinking of Me To-night? (1927) – Columbia 1159-D
Kate Smith – Just Another Day Wasted Away (1927) – Columbia 1132-D
Broadway Nitelites – Thinking of You (1927) – Columbia 1164-D
Dixie Jazz Band (Toots Mendello) – Dixie Drag (1928) – Oriole 1396 (b)
Ted Lewis and his Band – Angry (1925) – Columbia 416-D
Al Lentz and his Orch. – Oh, Doris! Where Do You Live? (1927) – Columbia 1134-D
Ruth Etting – I Must Be Dreaming (1928) – Columbia 4974 (UK issue)
Nick Lucas – My Blue Heaven (1927) – Brunswick 3684-B
Broadway Nitelites – Up In The Clouds (1927) – Columbia 1164-D
Paul Ash and his Orch. – Just Once Again (1927) – 1090-D
Max Fisher and his Orch. – So Tired (1928) – Columbia 1376-D
Mills Brothers – Good-Bye Blues (1932) – Melotone M-13197-B