Shellac Stack No. 34 proves that even with a head cold, we can still enjoy some great music! From Alpine yodeling to Bach, from ragtime to doo-wop, with nods along the way to Eddie Cantor, Stan Freberg, Raie Da Costa, Harry Roy, and more, this eclectic batch of 78s will keep you on your toes!
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Shellac Stack No. 33 contains hot jazz from Frank Teschemacher, the Vaudeville team of Van and Schenck, dancing squirrels, the empress of the blues, Bessie Smith, a rare Columbia Personal Record, and lots more!
Here’s a photo of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Gospel Quintette heard in this podcast:
Podcast: Download (Duration: 52:20 — 24.0MB)
Shellac Stack No. 31 opens with a brilliant performance of “Honeysuckle Rose” from Kay Starr in 1946. A dozen more records follow, ranging from the Ink Spots to Roger Wolfe Kahn and His Orchestra. Don’t miss Brucie Weil singing the “Little Boy Blues” from 1953!
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Shellac Stack No. 30 features another eclectic mix of 78s. This time, we’ve got western swing from Leon’s Lone Star Cowboys, a pretty good Perry Como soundalike, a wild version of Felix Arndt’s “Nola,” a ragtime record celebrating its 100th birthday, and plenty of surprises!
Podcast: Download (Duration: 50:42 — 23.3MB)
