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Blind Skeleton"s Three Tune Tuesday

Welcome to "Three Tune Tuesday," where vintage sound meets timeless music in a weekly exploration of acoustically recorded gems. Each episode, join us on a unique auditory journey through different genres and eras, as we feature three carefully selected tracks that showcase the rich tapestry of music history. Whether you"re a seasoned audiophile or new to the world of vintage entertainment, there"s something here for everyone.Dive into the heart of music with your host, a passionate collector who

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28:15

Songs from Vaudeville

Blind Skeleton"s Three Tune Tuesday ·

2024/08/06

In this edition of "Three Tune Tuesday," we embarked on a musical journey through the vibrant world of vaudeville, exploring three iconic songs that capture the spirit of early 20th-century American entertainment. We began with "Hello! Ma Baby" (1899), a humorous take on technology and romance performed by Len Spencer, which showcased vaudeville's ability to comment on societal changes. Next, we delved into "Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home" (1902), performed by Bob Roberts and Fred Hylands,

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30:17

Saxophone Songs

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2024/07/30

This week's Three Tune Tuesday takes listeners on a journey through the early days of the saxophone in popular music. We explore three groundbreaking recordings that showcase the instrument's evolution from 1914 to 1919. Beginning with the Six Brown Brothers' vaudeville-inspired rendition of "La Paloma" (1914), we witness the saxophone's initial foray into entertainment. We then move to Rudy Wiedoeft's elegant "Valse Erica" (1916), which demonstrates the instrument's potential for sophisticated

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29:35

Rural Life and Folk Traditions

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2024/07/23

This edition of "Three Tune Tuesday" takes listeners on a captivating journey through rural American life and folk traditions, focusing on three iconic songs from the early 20th century. The episode explores the boisterous energy of "Old Dan Tucker" (1916), recorded by Harry C. Brown, which captures the spirit of rural entertainment and showcases Columbia's lateral recording process. It then delves into the witty exchanges of "The Arkansas Traveler" (1922), performed by Steve Porter and Ernest Hare,

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27:43

Cultural Melting Pot

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2024/07/16

In this episode of Three Tune Tuesday, host Boneapart takes listeners on a captivating journey through the musical landscape of the early 20th century, exploring how urban centers became cultural melting pots that gave birth to new and exciting sounds. The episode features three distinct pieces: 'El Choclo,' a tango recorded by a Spanish band, showcasing the global spread of Latin American rhythms; 'Nola,' a fox trot by Felix Arndt that blends ragtime with classical influences; and 'Gypsy Love

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23:14

World War I Reflections

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2024/07/09

This week's episode of Three Tune Tuesday delves into the profound impact of World War I on music, highlighting how songs served as a source of comfort, camaraderie, and emotional expression for both soldiers and those on the home front. We explore the spirited farewell of "Goodbye Broadway, Hello France" performed by the American Quartet and Billy Murray, the poignant longing of "Roses of Picardy" by the Atlantic Dance Orchestra, and the humorous yet heartfelt sentiments of "Oh, How I Hate to Get

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20:14

Freedom and the Pursuit of Happiness

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2024/07/02

In this week's episode of "Three Tune Tuesday," we delve into the theme of "Freedom and the Pursuit of Happiness" in celebration of Canada Day and US Independence Day. Through the evocative melodies of "Marching Through Georgia" by the Zon-o-phone Concert Band, "The Maple Leaf Forever" by the Victor Military Band, and "Yankee Doodle" by Charles Harrison and the Broadway Quartette, we explore the historical significance and enduring legacy of these patriotic songs. Each tune offers a unique glimpse

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20:53

Women's Suffrage Anthems

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2024/06/25

In this week’s episode of Three Tune Tuesday, we delve into the inspiring anthems of the women's suffrage movement, highlighting songs that played a pivotal role in advocating for women's rights in the early 20th century. We explore the disciplined determination in "Fall in Line (Suffrage March)" by Victor Military Band, the relatable charm of "Oh, Dear! What Can the Matter Be?" by Ray Herbeck, and the heartfelt advocacy in "She’s Good Enough to Be Your Baby’s Mother" by Anna Chandler. These songs

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24:30

Technological Marvels

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2024/06/18

In this week's episode of Three Tune Tuesday, we delve into the theme of "Technological Marvels," celebrating early 20th-century innovations through music. The episode features "Come Take a Trip in My Airship" by J.W. Myers, capturing the excitement of aviation; "Casey Jones" by Billy Murray and the American Quartet, honoring the heroic railroad engineer; and "Over There" by Nora Bayes, a patriotic anthem that boosted American morale during World War I. Each song reflects the era's fascination with

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21:39

The Dawn of Recorded Music

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2024/06/11

In this week's episode of "Three Tune Tuesday," we explore the transformative era of the dawn of recorded music. Join us as we listen to George W. Johnson's jovial "The Laughing Song" from 1891, Enrico Caruso's powerful 1904 recording of "Vesti la giubba," and Charles D'Almaine's elegant "Gavotte" from the same year. Discover how the advent of recording technology changed the way people experienced and enjoyed music, bringing the voices and melodies of iconic artists into homes around the world for

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23:03

The Industrial Revolution

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2024/06/04

In this week's episode of Three Tune Tuesday, we delve into the theme of "Industrial Revolution Rhythms," exploring how the rapid technological advancements and urbanization of the late 19th and early 20th centuries influenced music. Featuring Allen McQuhae's romantic "Kiss Me With Your Eyes," The Music Art Singers' intricate "Madrigal," and Billy Jones and Ernest Hare's nostalgic "Down At the Old Swimmin' Hole," we examine how these songs reflect the bustling energy, precision, and blend of rural

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24:25

Songs of Protest

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2024/05/28

In this episode of Three Tune Tuesday, we delved into the rich history and enduring power of protest songs recorded before 1924. We explored the stirring "Battle Hymn of the Republic" by Frank C Stanley, a Civil War anthem that galvanized the Union cause; the poignant "Hard Times, Come Again No More" by Louise Homer, a reflection on the struggles faced by the poor; and "A Man's a Man for a'That" by Hector Grant, Robert Burns's egalitarian anthem celebrating the dignity and worth of every individual

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23:56

Folk Revival

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2024/05/14

In this week's "Three Tune Tuesday," we delve into the rich history of American folk music with a thematic exploration titled "Folk Revivals." The episode features stirring renditions of the timeless "Barbara Allen" by Frank Luther and his Pards, the instrumental mastery of "Cumberland Gap" by Uncle 'Am' Stuart, and the evocative "The Virginia Moonshiner" by Jesse Coat. Each song offers a unique window into the past, showcasing the themes of love, adventure, and defiance that have echoed through

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25:02

Syncopated Spirit: A Journey Through Ragtime

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2024/05/07

On this week's Three Tune Tuesday, "Syncopated Spirit: A Journey Through Ragtime," host Boneapart guides listeners through the lively world of early ragtime. The episode showcases Scott Joplin's iconic "Maple Leaf Rag" and "The Entertainer," revealing how his rhythmic mastery and catchy melodies established him as the "King of Ragtime." The journey culminates in the Original Dixieland Jazz Band's "Tiger Rag," whose high-energy blend of ragtime and early jazz electrified audiences nationwide. With

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23:48

Sax Appeal: The Whimsical World of the Six Brown...

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2024/04/30

Join us this week on Three Tune Tuesday as we delve into the whimsical world of the Six Brown Brothers, the trailblazing saxophone sextet that became vaudeville sensations in the early 20th century. Known for their quirky performances and exceptional musicianship, the Six Brown Brothers played a pivotal role in popularizing the saxophone and infusing early jazz with their unique blend of humor and harmony. Tune in as we explore their captivating soundscapes and the cultural backdrop that made their

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Whispers of Jazz The Paul Whiteman Odyssey

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2024/04/16

In this captivating episode of Three Tune Tuesday, titled "Whispers of Jazz: The Paul Whiteman Odyssey," we journey through the life and music of Paul Whiteman, a pivotal figure dubbed the 'King of Jazz.' From his early classical roots to his meteoric rise in the roaring twenties, Whiteman's innovative blend of jazz and orchestral music paved the way for the genre's mainstream acceptance. Through a carefully curated selection of his iconic tracks - "Whispering," "Three O'Clock in the Morning," and

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28:53

Harmony and Eclipse: A Journey Through Time, Triumph,...

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2024/04/09

Celebrating the anniversary of the modern Olympic games, the awe-inspiring beauty of a solar eclipse, and the whimsical discovery of a serendipitous song, this episode weaves together the themes of unity, wonder, and random joy through the melodies of yesteryear. From the spirited "Olimpiada (Olympic)" by the Ceskoslovenska narodni Kapela, through the mysterious "Eclipse Medley" by Pietro, to the unexpectedly delightful "Peggy Dear" by Gene Fosdick's Hoosiers, listeners are treated to a journey that

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21:10

Echoes of a Musical Pioneer: Honoring W.C. Handy on...

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2024/04/02

In this week's episode of Three Tune Tuesday, titled "Echoes of a Musical Pioneer: Honoring W.C. Handy," we embark on a soul-stirring journey through the life and legacy of W.C. Handy, the 'Father of the Blues.' Host Boneapart invites listeners into a digital cottage set in the early 20th century, to celebrate the monumental contributions of Handy, whose music laid the foundation for the blues genre. Through the iconic strains of "Memphis Blues," "Beale Street Blues," and "St. Louis Blues," we

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19:08

Echoes of the Dance Hall: The All-Star Trio and the...

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2024/03/26

This captivating podcast explores the world of vintage music, focusing on the captivating sounds of the All-Star Trio. From the smoky haze of 1920s dance halls to the marvel of early acoustic recording, this show transports you to an era when music mirrored a society hungry for change and novelty. Discover the infectious rhythms, playful melodies, and historical impact of this early jazz trio while gaining insights into the fascinating cultural shifts of the Roaring Twenties.

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17:20

Echoes of Innovation: The 1923 Resonance

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2024/03/19

This week on Three Tune Tuesday, join Boneapart as we travel back a century to 1923, a time of boundless innovation and seismic cultural shifts. In this episode, "Echoes of Innovation: The 1923 Resonance," we explore how groundbreaking technologies like sound-on-film began to intertwine with the burgeoning entertainment industry, setting the stage for the immersive 'talkies' that would captivate audiences worldwide. Through a meticulously curated selection of songs, we'll experience the Roaring

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22:07

Roaring Twenties Remix: Music of 1922

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2024/03/12

Journey back to 1922, a pivotal year in the Roaring Twenties! We'll explore how music reflected society's whirlwind evolution. We'll hear how radio sparked a national soundtrack and made stars overnight, witness the clash of traditional sounds with the liberating rhythms of jazz, and even sneak into a speakeasy for some Prohibition-era blues. Get ready to discover the fascinating soundtrack of a nation caught between its past and an exhilarating future.

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