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It's Volume 140 of Sounds Like Radio with The Great Gildersleeve, well, it seems lately GIldy hasn't been paying much attention to Katherine Milford, his supposed girlfriend, but Katherine hasn't noticed. She's been sailing with Gildy's rival all these weeks, Mr. Bullard. Oh, what we have here is a failure to communicate with a consequence. Will Gildy give up and wave bye bye to Katherine as she sails off into the sunset with Bullard or will he try to figure a way to get on that boat? We'll find out today on this May 16, 1951 episode. But we just can't leave Gildy to figure this out all by his lonesome, so Your Humble Host has brought along a few helpers with a few ideas of their own. We'll hear from Peggy Lee, The Hi-Fi 1950's Ink Spots, Bing Crosby, stereo Doris Day classic, stereo Nat King Cole, stereo Gogi Grant classic, Cliff Edward a.k.a. Ukulele Ike (the original voice of Jiminy Cricket) & Ella Fitzgerald. Now if they can't figure this thing, nobody can. Listen and enjoy a bit of fun on today's Sounds Like Radio.

What was BLUE BLOWING ? it was human beings imitating jazz horns and banjos with just their mouths! - From guitarist Eddie Lang's first recordings with THE MOUND CITY BLUE BLOWERS ( 1924!), THE MILLS BROTHERS, to UKULELE IKE and a slew of now obscure artists hear how HOT blue blowing could be- a lost art of early jazz! - --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/american-grooves-hour/support

En nuestra jamboree del sábado noche tendremos el acostumbrado derroche de artistas siempre en su mejor momento. Mucho ojo al plantel de figuras apizarradas para siempre: Blind Boy Fuller, Gene Vincent and His Blue Caps, Gene Autry, Orquesta de Joseíto Fernández, Ukulele Ike, Kalama's Quartet, Chilo Moran y su Conjunto, Prairie Ramblers, The Famous Davis Sisters, Roosevelt Sykes and his Honeydrippers, Rene Cóspito and His Orchestra... A partir de las 23.00 horas en la sintonía de Radio 3. Escuchar audio

Sing it loud! It’s a whole new year and our country can take heart without letting our guard down. We’ll celebrate a fresh new start knowing that hard work lies ahead with a two hour show featuring the theme of ‘singing’. Join Dave Stroud once more for a mixed bag; an eclectic blend of sounds from the past century featuring the likes of Ukulele Ike, Wingy Manone, The Cats & The Fiddle, John Sebastian, Cat Power, and a couple of dozen more, all belting out songs about the very act of singing. We’ll take you down Memory Lane with old fashioned songs, simple songs of gospel and freedom, swinging low, singing high, and those joyful sing-alongs we’ve shared over the past century. That’s right. It’s theme time on this week’s Deeper Roots show and we’d love to have you. Join in the festivities.

Hands up – is there anyone out there who hasn’t heard of Elvis Costello? Not many of you. And I’m worried about those of you over there. Right from the first notes, he’s staked his claim as a singular artist. He was following nobody. Elvis rose to prominence on the strength of three albums.  One after the other.  My Aim is True, This Year’s Model and Armed Forces. Never afraid to speak his mind or get in trouble for it he was branded a troublemaker. That got my attention right away. His latest album is Hey Clockface.  Recorded in Helsinki Finland and Paris France. The Paris session was an amazing 9 songs in 2 days. Elvis adlibbing his way through lyrics while being accompanied by French Jazz musicians, also adlibbing. In several cases, Elvis spoke the words rather than sing them. There’s a nod to Fats Waller & Tin Pan Alley. There are elements of rap, hip hop, 1920’s Ukulele Ike traditional jazz songs, crooning like a Mel Torme session, and much more. This is the complete interview. Wherein he talks about his new musical A Face in the Crowd, now stalled because of the Pandemic, and sings a song from the musical. The re-release of Armed Forces, the possibility of working again with Nick Lowe, a fantastic story of Chuck Berry and Leonard Cohen. His life growing up in England. And a bag load of other moments in his life.   We welcome Elvis Costello to The Mulligan Stew Podcast  

Love on their minds and ukuleles in their arms.

Turning back the clock and tuning into the radio frequency of the 1920s.

Jack Teagarden, Louis Jordan, Ukulele Ike and Percy Mayfield are all names that aren't heard much on the lips of folks these days. But musicologist David D. Duncan heads back to the Woodpile to correct all of that! Join us as we talk jazz trombones, black cowboy dreams, the science of cole slaw, split skulls, singing crickets and much more! 

The additional assignment this time was to create a musical atmosphere for the guests who were entering and seated in the famed Ziegfeld Theater in midtown Manhattan. Unequivocally one of the best sound system and movie houses ever. Those who arrive promptly enjoyed this while they waited for everyone to come in and take their seats. Always - Howard Peterson Pearl O’ Mine – Lyrical Melody - Plaza Theatre Orchestra Lullaby Of The Leaves - Reginald King’s Orchestra That Wonderful Something Is Love - Kate Smith Sophisticated Lady - Glenn Miller & His Orchestra Look For The Silver Lining - Marion Harris Ramona - Ben Selvin and His Orchestra There'll Be Some Changes Made - Ethel Waters & Her Jazz Masters Stardust - Glenn Miller & His Orchestra Together - Regent Club Orchestra Moonglow - Benny Goodman & His Orchestra She's Funny That Way - Ted Lewis Nevada - Dorsey Brothers Orchestra Carelessly - Billie Holiday Sweet Like You - Harry Reser Caravan - Larry Adler I've Had My Moments - Django Reinhardt Let Me Call You Sweetheart - Craig Duncan More Than You Know - Libby Holman Makin' Whoopee - Eddie Cantor Just Like A Melody Out Of The Sky - Cliff “Ukulele Ike” Edwards Peg O' My Heart - Glenn Miller Orchestra Humpty Dumpty - Bix Beiderbecke My Canary Has Circles Under His Eyes - Marion Harris If I Had a Million Dollars - Peter Mintun A Precious Little Thing Called Love - Irving Kaufman Sweethearts On Parade - Carman Lombardo Honey - Oscar Grogan You're A Sweetheart - Dolly Dawn & Her Dawn Patrol Collegiate Film Medley: Feel Like a Feather in the Breeze; Y - Peter Mintun Old Fashioned Love (from "Runnin' Wild") - the Georgians Too Sweet For Words - Lovie Austin New Orleans Joys (1st Take) - Jelly Roll Morton It's Only A Paper Moon - Paul Whiteman Come, Josephine, In My Flying Machine - American Quartet Music in the Air Medley: I've Told Ev'ry Little Star; in Ege - Peter Mintun Life Is A Song - Ruth Etting Photo credit: http://instagram.com/p/PNlveHMbCh/ The Season 3 party set: http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2012-09-11T14_01_32-07_00 The Season 2 party set: http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2011-09-23T17_53_46-07_00 The show: http://www.hbo.com/#/boardwalk-empire Cool picture of Qool__Marv https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152106398500354&l=27c8e09474 Cool picture of Qool__Marv in technicolor: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152106781010354&l=68dbb83303