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Gramophoney Baloney

Gramophoney Baloney – the final episode!

Sunday, March 3
5pm

Today D.J. McSchmormac was joined by special guests; Matthew Lasar of the Radio Survivor blog, and DJ McSchormac-Junior, D.J. McSchmormac’s son. Matthew was told that if he sang Teddy Bear’s Picnic live on the show; a link would be posted on this blog to Radio Survivor’s PayPal, and guess what happened? Listen and find out!

Sincere thanks to all the people who’ve listened and made contact and gave encouragement and support, it’s very much appreciated, and also thanks to Radio Valencia for being the best station I’ve ever been involved with! It’s been a fantastic 16 months.

Watch for signs of DJ McSchmormac’s possible future reincarnations on the twitter or the facebook.

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PLAYLIST:

  • “Joquines de una Pastora” by Cobla Principal de la Bisbal from “Cobles Catalanes – Enregistrements 78 tours (1920-1930)”
  • “The Foggy Mountain Top” by The Carter Family from “1927 – 1934”
  • “When You Wish Upon A Star” by Cliff Edwards from “Walt Disney’s Pinocchio”
  • “When I’ve Done The Best I Can” by Richmond’s Harmonizing Four from “1940’s Vocal Groups”
  • “I’m Gonna Run To The City of Refuge” by Blind Willie Johnson from “Blind Willie Johnson and the Guitar Evangelists”
  • “Farewell Blues” by Hoosier Hot Shots from “Everybody Stomp”
  • “Parting at Yang Kwan” by Wei Chung Loh from “The Secret Museum of Mankind, Vol. 3 Ethnic Music Classics: 1925-48”
  • “Still I’m Travelling On” by Mississippi Sheiks from “Honey Babe Let the Deal Go Down – The Best of Mississippi Sheiks”
  • “Noche en los Cerros” by Atahualpa Yupanqui from “Camino del Indio – Sus Primeros Exitos 1942-1944”
  • “The Teddy Bear’s Picnic” by Matthew Lasar, DJ McSchmormac & Son with Sidney Torch at the organ of the Trocadero, Elephant & Castle from “Cinema Organ – Volume I”
  • “Any Old Iron” by Harry Champion from “The Old Bull & Bush”
  • “Serenata Ranchera” by Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán from “Their First Recordings 1937- 1947”
  • “Media Granaina” by Tomás Pavón with Niño Ricardo from “Tomás Pavón – Grabaciones Discos Pizarra – Año 1940-50”
  • “Dear children (from Peter and the Wolf)” narrated by Eleanor Roosevelt; with the Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sergey Koussevitzky from “PROKOFIEV: Peter and the Wolf – SIBELIUS: Symphony No. 2”
  • “If I Were King of the Forest” by Bert Lahr & Cast from “The Wizard of Oz – original soundtrack”
  • “Elephant’s Wobble” by Bennie Moten & his Kansas City orchestra from “Moten Swing”
  • “The Wedding of the Painted Doll” by Ethel Smith from “Tico Tico”
  • “Rhapsody In Blue” by Larry Adler with Carroll Gibbons & his Savoy Orpheans from “Maestro of the Mouth Organ”
  • “On Account-a I Love You” by Shirley Temple with James Dunn from “America’s Sweetheart Vol. I”
  • “Moment Musical” by The Raymond Scott Quintette from “Reckless Nights and Turkish Twilights”
  • “I’ve No Strings” by Dickie Jones from “Walt Disney’s Pinocchio”
  • “Aba Daba Honeymoon” by Collins and Harlan from “Edison Sound Recordings – (Humorous Songs)”
  • “Optimistic Voices” by Optimistic Voices from “The Wizard of Oz – original soundtrack”
  • “My Precious Sonny Boy” by Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies from “Daddy Of Western Swing”
  • “Tiger Rag” by Larry Adler Orchestra from “Maestro of the Mouth Organ”
  • “Trunkles” by William Kimber from “Absolutely Classic – The Music of William Kimber”
  • “Just A Gigolo (excerpt)” by Louis Prima from “The Very Best of…”
  • “Livin’ In The Sunlight, Lovin’ In The Moonlight (excerpt)” by Bernie Cummins and his Orchestra from “1924-1930”
  • “I Got Rhythm (excerpt)” by Larry Adler accompanied by Django Reinhardt et le Quintette du Hot Club de France, avec Stéphane Grappelli from “Maestro of the Mouth Organ”

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