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The music of the 1920s and 1930s has a lightness and a vitality totally lacking in other musical realms. Also, it could be sophisticated, smart, and funny. It is not the over-processed, demographically-targeted pop of later years. It was all in one take, all on one mike, spontaneous, and totally in the moment. Hence it is still fresh, joyous, and new, even after eight decades.
Playlists and original broadcast dates for each program may be found at my Radiola! blog. BREEZIN' ALONG A breezy, shellac-filled RADIOLA! from April 9, 2010 I WANNA SING ABOUT YOU This RADIOLA! from April 16, 2010 eschews autotune for the duration. TIME ON MY HANDS This RADIOLA! from April 30, 2010 is a happy miscellany of shellac and durium originals--and other worthy items. I'M SHOOTING HIGH This RADIOLA (from June 4, 2010) aims to please. YOU'RE LUCKY TO ME This RADIOLA! from April 23, 2010 celebrates the aspect of my life in which I've been most fortunate. WHAT'S NEW IN NORMAL This RADIOLA! is dealing with what passes for reality. CARRY ON! This classic RADIOLA! (from June 11, 2010) offers advice that we need to take about now. JUST ANOTHER DAY This week's RADIOLA! rerun: May 7, 2010 was just another day--and so is today. BACK IN TUNE This RADIOLA! is back with a rare display of even temperament.
Requests? Recommendations? Listeners are welcome to drop me a line.
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