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Men of a Certain Age: 50 States of Denial

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1971 Astor Piazzolla (born in 1921) y Su Quinteto “Primavera porteña (nueva versión)” From Concierto para quinteto (RCA Victor) Released in 1971

1972 Ravi Shankar and Ali Akbar Khan (born in 1922) "Raga Sindhi Bhairavi" (excerpt) From In Concert 1972 (Apple) Recorded live in 1972; released in 1973

1973 The Modern Jazz Quartet (feat. Milt Jackson, born in 1923) "Regret?" From Blues on Bach (Atlantic) Recorded in 1973; released in 1974

1974 Chet Atkins (born in 1924) and Merle Travis "Boogie for Cecil" From The Atkins-Travis Traveling Show (RCA Victor) Recorded and released in 1974

1975 B. B. King (born in 1925) "Lucille Talks Back (Copulation)" From Lucille Talks Back (ABC) Released in 1975

1976 Tony Bennett (born in 1926) and Bill Evans "A Child is Born" From Together Again (Improv) Recorded in 1976; released in 1977

1977 Ralph Stanley (born in 1927) and the Clinch Mountain Boys "Oh Death" From Clinch Mountain Gospel (Rebel) Recorded and released in 1977

1978 Serge Gainsbourg (born in 1928) "Sea, Sex, and Sun" 7" single A side (Philips) Released in 1978

1979 Chet Baker (born in 1929) and Wolfgang Lackerschmid "Five Years Ago" From Ballads for Two (Sandra Music Productions) Recorded and released in 1979

1980 Ray Charles (born in 1930) “Compared To What” From Brother Ray Is at It Again (Atlantic) Released in 1980

1981 George Jones (born in 1931) "You Can't Get The Hell Out Of Texas" From Still the Same Ole Me (Epic) Released in 1981

1982 Johnny Cash (born in 1932) "We Must Believe in Magic" From The Adventures of Johnny Cash (Columbia) Album recorded in 1981-1982; released in 1982

1983 James Brown (born in 1933) "Bring It On...Bring It On" From Bring It On! (Augusta Sound) Recorded and released in 1983

1984 Charley Pride (born in 1934) "Stagger Lee" From Power of Love (RCA Victor) Released in 1984

1985 Jerry Lee Lewis (born in 1935) "Keep My Motor Running" From Class of '55: Memphis Rock & Roll Homecoming (America) Recorded in 1985; released in 1986

1986 Kris Kristofferson (born in 1936) and the Borderlords "They Killed Him" From Repossessed (Mercury) Released in 1986

1987 Merle Haggard (born in 1937) "Twinkle, Twinkle Lucky Star" From Chill Factor (Epic) Released in 1987

1988 Fela Kuti (born in 1938) and Egypt 80 "O.D.O.O. (Overtake Don Overtake Overtake)" (excerpt) Recorded live at Lagos Sunsplash in 1988; never officially released

1989 Dion (born in 1939) "Written On The Subway Wall / Little Star" From Yo Frankie (Arista) Released in 1989

1990 The Pharaoh Sanders Quartet (feat. Pharaoh Sanders, born in 1940) "Polka Dots and Moonbeams" From Welcome to Love (Timeless) Recorded in 1990; released in 1991

1991 Harry Nilsson (born in 1941) "How About You" From The Fisher King Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (MCA) Released in 1991

1992 Lou Reed (born in 1942) "What's Good (The Thesis)" From Magic and Loss (Sire) Recorded in 1991; released in 1992

1993 Lucio Dalla (born in 1943) and Tosca "Rispondimi" From Henna (Pressing) Released in 1993

1994 Barry White (born in 1944) "Come On" From The Icon Is Love (A&M) Album recorded in 1993–1994; released in 1994

1995 Neil Young (born in 1945) Untitled Track #9 From the Dead Man soundtrack (Vapor) Recorded and released on movie soundtrack in 1995; officially released on record in 1996

1996 Donovan (born in 1946) "Deep Peace" From Sutras (American Recordings) Album recorded 1995-1996; released in 1996

1997 Buckwheat Zydeco (born in 1947) "Allons a Boucherie" From Trouble (Mesa) Released in 1997

1998 Jimmy Page and Robert Plant (born in 1948) "Most High" From Walking into Clarksdale (Atlantic) Released in 1998

1999 Papa Wemba (born in 1949) "O'Koningana" From M’Zée Fula-Ngenge (Suave) Released in 1999

2000 David Johansen (born in 1950) and the Harry Smiths "Delia" From David Johansen and the Harry Smiths (Chesky) Recorded in 1999; released in 2000

2001 Keb' Mo' (born in 1951) "America the Beautiful" From Big Wide Grin (Sony Wonder) Released in 2001

2002 Alva Noto and Ryuichi Sakamoto (born in 1952) "Duoon" From Vrioon (Raster-Noton) Released in 2002

2003 Robert Cray (born in 1953) "Time Makes Two" From Time Will Tell (Sanctuary) Released in 2003

2004 Elvis Costello (born in 1954) and The Imposters "Button My Lip" From The Delivery Man (Lost Highway) Released in 2004

2005 Gang Of Four (feat. Jon King, born in 1955) "Ether" From Return the Gift (V2) Released in 2005

2006 Easy Star All-Stars feat. Sugar Minott (born in 1956) "Exit Music (For a Film)" From Radiodread (Easy Star) Released in 2006

2007 Robert Pollard (born in 1957) "Rud Fins" From Coast to Coast Carpet of Love (Merge) Released in 2007

2008 Grandmaster Flash (born in 1958) "Good Times (playing around at home) 2008" Recorded in 2008; released on YouTube in 2021

2009 Youssou N'Dour (born in 1959) and Le Super Etoile "Ndakarou" From Spécial Fin D'Année 2009 (Xippi) Released in 2009

2010 Public Enemy (feat. Chuck D, born in 1960) "Say It Like It Really Is" From Bring The Noise (The Hits, Vids And Doc Box - Greatest Sites And Sounds (Chapter 2 1999-2009)) (Slam Jamz) Released in 2010

2011 Toby Keith (born in 1961) "Made in America" From Clancy's Tavern (Show Dog-Universal) Recorded in 2011; released in 2011

2012 Bill Orcutt (born in 1962) "The Star Spangled Banner I" 7" single A side (Palilalia) Released in 2012

2013 My Bloody Valentine (feat. Kevin Shields, born in 1963) "Wonder 2" From m b v (m b v) Album recorded in 1996–1997 and 2006–2012; released in 2013

2014 Koshi Inaba (born in 1964) "念書" ["Written Pledge"] From Singing Bird (Vermillion) Released in 2014

2015 Dr. Dre (born in 1965) feat. Kendrick Lamar, Marsha Ambrosius, and Candice Pillay "Genocide" From Compton (Aftermath) Released in 2015

2016 Anthony Joseph (born in 1966) "Caribbean Roots" From Caribbean Roots (Heavenly Sweetness) Recorded and released in 2016

2017 The Mountain Goats (feat. John Darnielle, born in 1967) "Wear Black" From Goths (Merge) Recorded and released in 2017

2018 Kenny Chesney (born in 1968) feat. Mindy Smith "Better Boat" From Songs for the Saints (Blue Chair) Released in 2018

2019 Beyoncé, Jay-Z (born in 1969), and Childish Gambino feat. Oumou Sangaré "Mood 4 Eva" From The Lion King: The Gift (Parkwood) Recorded and released in 2019

2020 Brad Mehldau (born in 1970) "Suite: April 2020: XII. lullaby" From Suite: April 2020 (Nonesuch) Recorded and released in 2020

2021 Snoop Dogg (born in 1971) feat. Mozzy "Gang Signs" From From tha Streets 2 tha Suites (Doggy Style) Album recorded in 2020–21; released in 2021

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Men of a Certain Age: The Crying of 49 Louts

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1971 Charles Mingus (born in 1922) “Hobo Ho” From Let My Children Hear Music (Columbia) Recorded in 1971; released in 1972

1972 Tito Puente (born in 1923) “Salsa y Sabor” From Para Los Rumberos (Tico) Released in 1972

1973 Lee Dorsey (born in 1924) “On Your Way Down” 7" single A side (Polydor) Released in 1973

1974 Mel Tormé (born in 1925) “Superstition” From Mel Tormé live at the Maisonette (Atlantic) Recorded in 1974; released in 1975

1975 Miles Davis (born in 1926) “Prelude (Part 2)” From Agharta (CBS/Sony) Recorded and released in 1975

1976 Mose Allison (born in 1927) “What Do You Do After You Ruin Your Life” From Your Mind Is on Vacation (Atlantic) Recorded and released in 1976

1977 Ennio Morricone (born in 1928) “Interrupted Melody” From Exorcist II: The Heretic ‎(Warner Bros.) Released in 1977

1978 Bill Evans (born in 1929) and Toots Thielemans “Blue and Green” From Affinity (Warner Bros.) Recorded in 1978; released in 1979

1979 Ornette Coleman (born in 1930) “Times Square” Recorded live on Saturday Night Live in 1979

1980 João Gilberto (born in 1931) “Menino do Rio” From João Gilberto Prado de Oliveira (Warner Bros.) Recorded and released in 1980

1981 Glenn Gould (born in 1932) Aria da capo from Johann Sebastian Bach's Goldberg Variations (BWV 988) From Bach: The Goldberg Variations (CBS Masterworks) Recorded in 1981; released in 1982

1982 Merle Haggard and Willie Nelson (born in 1933) “Pancho & Lefty” From Pancho & Lefty (Epic) Recorded in 1982; released in 1983

1983 Leonard Cohen (born in 1934) “Heart with No Companion” From Various Positions (Columbia) Recorded in 1983; released in 1984

1984 The Kronos Quartet and Terry Riley (born in 1935) “Tuning to Rolling Thunder” from Terry Riley's Cadenza on the Night Plain From Terry Riley: Cadenza on the Night Plain and Other String Quartets (Gramavision) Recorded in 1984; released in 1985

1985 Don Cherry (born in 1936) “I Walk” From Home Boy (Sister Out) (Barclay) Recorded and released in 1985

1986 Philip Glass (born in 1937) feat. Linda Ronstadt “Freezing” From Songs from Liquid Days (CBS) Released in 1986

1987 Franco Luambo (born in 1938) “Attention Na Sida (excerpt)” From Attention Na Sida (PolyGram) Released in 1987

1988 John Fahey (born in 1939) “Dianne Kelly” From Old Girlfriends and Other Horrible Memories (Varrick) Recorded in 1988; released in 1992

1989 Last Exit (feat. Sonny Sharrock and Ronald Shannon Jackson, both born in 1940) “So Small, So Weak, This Body Sweat of Loving” From Headfirst into the Flames: Live in Europe (MuWorks) Recorded in 1989; released in 1993

1990 Bob Dylan (born in 1941) “Wiggle Wiggle” From Under the Red Sky (Columbia) Recorded and released in 1990

1991 Caetano Veloso (born in 1942) “Ela Ela” From Circuladô (Philips) Released in 1991

1992 Mick Jagger (born in 1943) “Evening Gown” From Wandering Spirit (Atlantic) Recorded in 1992

1993 Michael Nyman (born in 1944) “The Fling” From The Piano (Virgin) Released in 1993

1994‬ Neil Young (born in 1945) and Crazy Horse “Piece of Crap” From Sleeps With Angels (Reprise) Album recorded 1993-1994; released in 1994

1995 John Prine (born in 1946) “Lake Marie” From Lost Dogs and Mixed Blessings (Oh Boy) Released in 1995

1996 David Bowie (born in 1947) “I'm Afraid of Americans” From Earthling (Virgin) Recorded in 1996; released in 1997

1997 Rick James (born in 1948) “Urban Rapsody” From Urban Rapsody (Raging Bull) Released in 1997

1998 Lionel Richie (born in 1949) “I Hear Your Voice” From Time (Mercury) Released in 1998

1999 Juan Gabriel (born in 1950) “Todo Está Bien” From Todo Está Bien (RCA) Released in 1999

2000 Angel City Chorale with Luther Vandross (born in 1951) “America, the Dream Goes On” Record live at the 2000 Democratic National Convention

2001 Joe Strummer (born in 1952) and the Mescaleros “Bhindi Bhagee” From Global a Go-Go (HellCat) Released in 2001

2002 John Zorn (born in 1953) “Vocal Phase” From Filmworks XII: Three Documentaries (Tzadik) Released in 2002

2003 Wire (feat. Colin Newman, born in 1954) “Mr Marx's Table” From Send (Pinkflag) Released in 2003

2004 Yo-Yo Ma (born in 1955) and the Silk Road Ensemble “Mohini (Enchantment) (Solo Cello Version)” From Enchantment (Sony Classical) Recorded and released in 2004

2005 Jamie Saft and Merzbow (born in 1956) “Visions of Irie” From Merzdub (Caminante) Recorded in 2005; released in 2006

2006 Grinderman (feat. Nick Cave, born in 1957) “No Pussy Blues” From Grinderman (Mute) Recorded in 2006; released in 2007

2007 Thurston Moore (born in 1958) “Never Day” From Trees Outside the Academy (Ecstatic Peace!) Recorded and released in 2007

2008 Prince (born in 1959) “Creep” Recorded live at the 2008 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival

2009 Bob Mould (born in 1960) “Argos” From Life and Times (ANTI-) Released in 2009

2010 Wynton Marsalis (born in 1961) Soundtrack to LOUIS: A Silent Film trailer Released in 2010

2011 Sananda Maitreya (born in 1962) "I Never Know" From The Sphinx (Treehouse Publishing) Released in 2011

2012 Pulp (feat. Jarvis Cocker, born in 1963) “After You” Digital download (Rough Trade) Recorded in 2012; released in 2013

2013 Pearl Jam (feat. Eddie Vedder, born in 1964) “Lightning Bolt” From Lightning Bolt (Monkeywrench) Album recorded 2011–2013; released in 2013

2014 Trent Reznor (born in 1965) and Atticus Ross “Sugar Storm” From Gone Girl: Original Soundtrack from the Motion Picture (Columbia) Recorded and released in 2014

2015 Lou Barlow (born in 1966) “Boundaries” From Brace the Wave (Joyful Noise) Released in 2015

2016 E-40 (born in 1967) (feat. Stressmatic) “I Had It In a Drought” From The D-Boy Diary: Book 1 (Heavy on the Grind Entertainment) Recorded 2015–16; released in 2016

2017 Tricky (born in 1968) (feat. Martina Topley-Bird) “When We Die” From Ununiform (False Idols) Released in 2017

2018 Joshua Redman (born in 1969) “Vast” From Come What May (Nonesuch) Recorded in 2018; released in 2019

2019 Ghostface Killah (born in 1970) feat. Harley “Flex” From Ghostface Killahs (Music Generation Corporation) Released in 2019

2020 Jimmy Fallon and the Roots (feat. Questlove and Black Thought, both born in 1971) “The Safety Dance” Recorded and released in 2020

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Mixcloud GO! 1950 (12/12)

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John Cage "A Flower" Performed by the Donald Knaack Percussion Ensemble/Jay Clayton, Voice From Three Constructions (Tomato) Composed in 1950; recorded circa 1989; released in 1989

Abing "二泉映月" [The Moon's Reflection on the Second Spring] Recorded on September 4, 1950

Lionel Hampton and his Sextet "Moonglow" From Moonglow (Decca) Recorded March 26, 1949; released in 1951

Harry Partch "Cloud Chamber Music" from Eleven Intrusions From Partch Compositions (Radio Recorders) Eleven Intrusions composed from 1949-1950; recorded in 1950; released in 1951

Chemutoi Ketienya "Chemirocha" From The Music of Africa Series No. 27: Musical Instruments 1. Strings (Gallotone) Recorded in 1950; released in 1964

Udi Hrant "Armenian Dance" From Udi Hrant (Traditional Crossroads) Recorded in 1950; released in 1994

Niña de los Peines "A la sierra de Armenia" From El Cante de Niña de los Peines (La Voz de su Amo) Recorded in 1950; released in 1959'

Uncle Dave Macon "Keep My Skillet Good and Greasy" From Uncle Dave Macon at Home (Tennessee Folklore Society) Recorded circa May 1950

Al Jolson "My Old Kentucky Home" From Stephen Foster Songs (Decca) Recorded in 1950; released in 1951

Dinu Lipatti Impromptu No. 3 in G-flat major from Franz Schubert's Four Impromptus (D. 899) From His Last Recital (Columbia) Recorded on September 16, 1950; released in 1957

Arnold Schoenberg Psalm 130 ("De profundis") (Op. 50b) Performed by the Schola Heidelberg (Walter Nußbaum, cond.) From Nuits – weiß wie lilien (BIS) Composed in 1950; recorded circa 2001; released in 2001

Muddy Waters "Rollin' Stone" 10" single A side (Chess) Recorded in Fenruary 1950; released in 1950

A. Zautra and J. Karauskas "Jau Saulelė Teka" From Lithuanian Folk Songs in the United States (Folkways) Recorded on July 7, 1950; released in 1955

Ronnie Ronalde and Orchestra; Conducted by Arturo Seffani "If I Were a Blackbird" 10" single B side (Columbia) Released in 1950

Wildlife of Uganda "Dawn Chorus, East Africa" From Sound Patterns (Folkways) Recorded in 1950; released in 1953

Photograph by the California Institute of Technology.

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Mixcloud GO! 1950 (11/12)

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Les Paul and Mary Ford "Lover" From Les Paul and Mary Ford Shows (Jazz Band) Aired on The Les Paul Show on May 12, 1950; probably the same recording as the 1949 Les Paul single

Conlon Nancarrow Study No. 3a From Complete Studies For Player Piano: Volume One (1750 Arch) Composed from 1949—1950; recorded in Aprill 1977; released in 1977

Franz Waxman and the Paramount Studio Orchestra "The Comeback" From Sunset Blvd.: Music from the Motion Picture (Counterpoint) Recorded in December 1949; released on movie soundtrack in 1950; released on record in 2010

Machito and his Orchestra "Afro-Cuban Jazz Suite" From Afro-Cuban Jazz Suite (Clef) Recorded on December 21, 1950 or late 1948; released in 1951

The Robins and 2 Sharps and a Natural "Race of Man" 10" single A side (Recorded in Hollywood) Recorded circa June 1950; released in 1950

Marian Anderson and Franz Rupp Franz Schubert's "Dem unendlichen" (D. 291) From Schubert & Schumann Lieder (RCA Red Seal) Recorded on January 3, 1950; released in 2000

Charles Brown and his Band "Black Night" 7"/10" single A side (Aladdin) Recorded on December 21, 1950; released in 1951

Miles Davis "Moon Dreams" From Classics in Jazz Part 1 (Capitol) Recorded on March 8 or 9, 1950; released in 1954

Gordon Jenkins and his Orchestra and the Weavers "Goodnight Irene" 7"/10" single B side (Decca) Recorded and released in 1950

Helmut Zacharias mit seiner Streicher-Besetzung; Gesang: Anneliese Rothenberger und Detlev Lais "La — Le — Lu" 10" single A side (Polydor) Hit in 1950

Don Byas "Stardust" From Tenor Saxophone Solos (Atlantic) Recorded on July 4, 1950; released in 1952

Mary Martin and Arthur Godfrey Orchestra under the direction of Archie Bleyer "Go to Sleep, Go to Sleep, Go to Sleep" 10" single A side (Columbia) Released in 1950

Josh White and his Guitar with Rhythm Accompaniment (Supervised by Denis Preston) "Wanderings" 10" single B side (London) Released in 1950

Atahualpa Yupanqui "Baguala" 10" single A side (BAM) Recorded in 1950; released in 1951

Laughing Eyes "Lullaby" From War Whoops and Medicine Songs (Folkways) Recorded about 1950; released in 1964

Photograph by Edwin L. Wisherd.

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Mixcloud GO! 1950 (10/12)

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Jussi Björling with the Swedish Radio Orchestra (Nils Grevillius, cond.) "E lucevan le stelle" from Act 3 of Giacomo Puccini's Tosca From Jussi Björling Edition: Studio Recordings 1930-1959 (EMI Classics) Recorded on September 12, 1950; released in 1998

Édith Piaf Orchestre dir. Robert Chauvigny "Hymne à l'amour" 10" single B side (Columbia) Released in 1950

Georgi Vinogradov "Wenn ich in deine Augen seh" from Robert Schumann's Dichterliebe (Op. 48) Recorded circa 1950

Jo Stafford with Paul Weston and his Orchestra; Piano: George Greeley "No Other Love" 7"/10" single B side (Capitol) Released in 1950

Louis Armstrong and the All Stars "New Orleans Function" From New Orleans Days (Decca) Recorded on April 26, 1950; released in 1950

Elder Charles Beck "What Do You Think About Jesus?" 10" single B? side (King) Recorded on July 8, 1950

Burl Ives Music arranged and conducted by Percy Faith "Fooba Wooba John" 7"/10" single B side (Columbia) Released in 1950

Suraiya and Mohammed Rafi "Dhadak Dhadak Dil" From the Dastan motion picture soundtrack (His Master's Voice) Released on motion picture soundtrack in 1950; released on record in 1981

Harry Choates and his Fiddle "Louisiana Boogie" 10" single A side (Macy's Recordings) Recorded circa April 1950

Hank Snow (The Singing Ranger) and the Rainbow Ranch Boys "I'm Moving On" 7"/10" single B side (RCA Victor) Recorded March 28, 1950; released in 1950

Shizuko Kasagi "買物ブギー" [Shopping Boogie] 10" single A side (Nippon Columbia) Recorded on February 11, 1950; released in 1950

Rosita Serrano acompañada por la Orquesta de Gilberto Valdés "Cielito lindo" 10" single A side (His Master's Voice) Recorded in 1950

Tex Williams and his Western Caravan "Wild Card" 7"/10" single A side (Capitol) Recorded on August 9, 1950; released in 1950

Quartetto Vocale Cetra Orch.dir.dal M.o Virgilio Savona "Nella vecchia fattoria" 10" single A side (Cetra) Released in 1950

Mitch Miller and his Orchestra and Chorus "Tzena Tzena Tzena" 7"/10" single A side (Columbia) Released in 1950

Photograph by Justin Locke.

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Mixcloud GO! 1950 (09/12)

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The Five Larks "Coffee, Cigarettes, and Tears" 7"/10" single A side (Apollo) Recorded in December 1950; released in 1951

Pearl Bailey "They Didn't Believe Me" 10" single A side (Columbia) Recorded on February 2, 1950

Smokey Hogg "What in the World Am I Gonna Do" 10" single B side (Jade) Recorded and released in 1950

Mel Tormé with the Red Norvo Trio "I’ve Got a Feeling I’m Falling" From The Best Of The Capitol Years (Capitol) Recorded August 31, 1950; released in 1992

Alfred Apaka with Danny Stewart's Hawaiians "Beyond the Reef" 7"/10" single B side (Decca) Released in 1950

Pixie Williams "Sweetheart In Calico" 10" single B side (Tanza) Released in 1950

Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye Vocal Chorus by Tony Alamo and the Kaydets "Harbor Lights" 7"/10" single A side (Columbia) Released in 1950

Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys Vocal by Rusty McDonald and the Playboy Trio "Faded Love" 7"/10" single A side (MGM) Released in 1950

Ella Fitzgerald with Ellis Larkin at the Piano "How Long Has This Been Going On?" From Ella Sings Gershwin (Decca) Recorded on September 11, 1950; released in 1950

Pablo Casals and Paul Baumgartner Adagio and Allegro ma non troppo from Johann Sebastian Bach's Sonata No. 1 for viola da gamba and harpsichord in G major (BWV 1027) From Prades Festival Vol. 5: Bach Sonata No. 1 And No. 2 For Cello And Piano (Columbia) Recorded and released in 1950

Charles Trenet Orchestre dir. Albert Lasky avec les Chœurs R. Saint-Paul "Mes jeunes années" 10" single A side (Columbia) Recorded in 1949?; released in 1950

Bing Crosby with Axel Stordahl and his Orchestra "Autumn Leaves" 7"/10" single B side (Decca) Recorded on September 7, 1950

Olav Werner m/Hjalmar Lindberghs Ork. "Stjernesangen" 10" single B side (Odeon) Released in 1950

Mahalia Jackson "Just Over the Hill, Parts 1 and 2" 7"/10" single A and B sides (Decca) Recorded on January 12, 1950

Yma Sumac with Orchestra Conducted by Leslie Baxter "Virgin of the Sun God (Taita Inty)" From Voice Of The Xtabay (Capitol) Released in 1950

Photograph by Justin Locke.

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Mixcloud GO! 1950 (08/12)

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Mwenda Jean Bosco "Masanga" 10" single A side (Gallotone) Recorded in 1952

Alwatan Musical Club "Ee, baba Pakistani" Released in 1950

Percy Mayfield and Orchestra "Please Send Me Someone to Love" 7"/10" single A side (Specialty) Recorded and released in 1950

Johnny Otis' Congregation Bride: Little Esther; Groom: Mel Walker; Preacher: Lee Graves "Wedding Boogie" 10" single A side (Savoy) Released in 1950

Wu Yingyin "萍水相逢" [Chance Meeting of Strangers] Released in 1950

Sarah Vaughan With George Treadwell and his All Stars "Ain't Misbehavin'" From Sara Vaughan (Columbia) Recorded on May 18, 1950; released in 1950

Clara Haskil Domenico Scarlatti's Keyboard Sonata in C major (K. 132) From Domenico Scarlatti: 11 Sonatas (Westminster) Recorded in October 1950; released in 1951

Alick Nkhata "Shalapo" From Shalapo (RetroAfric) Recorded in 1950; released in 1991

Claudio Villa con Orchestra dir. dal M.o Piubeni "Luna Rossa" 10" single B side (Vis Radio) Released in 1950

Nat "King" Cole and his Trio with the Les Baxter Chorus "Mona Lisa" 7"/10" single A/B side (Capitol) Recorded on March 11, 1950; released in 1950

Charlie Parker with Strings (Under the Personal Supervision of Norman Granz) "Dancing in the Dark" 7"/10" single A side (Mercury) Recorded on July 5, 1950; released in 1950

Arací De Almeida com Quartejo Continental "Palpite infeliz" From Noel Rosa (Continental) Released in 1950

Peter Seeger "Come All Fair Maids" From Darling Corey (Folkways) Some tracks on *Darling Corey* recorded in 1947; released in 1950

Léo Ferré "La vie d'artiste" From Chansons de Léo Ferré (Le Chant du Monde) Recorded in June 26 or November 20, 1950; released in 1954

Frank Sinatra Orchestra under the direction of Axel Stordhal "Take My Love" 7"/10" single A side (Columbia) Recorded in November 11, 1950; released in 1951

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Mixcloud GO! 1950 (07/12)

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Leroy Anderson and his "Pops" Concert Orchestra "Sleigh Ride" From Leroy Anderson Conducts His Own Compositions (Decca) Released in 1950

The Budapest Symphony Orchestra with the Budapest Chorus (Otto Klemperer, cond.) Magnificat anima mea from Johann Sebastian Bach's Magnificat in D major (BWV 243) From Klemperer in Budapest — 1. J.S. Bach: Magnificat �� Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 (Hungaroton) Recorded live on the radio on January 13, 1950; released in 1980

James and Martha Carson "I'll Fly Away" 10" single A side (Capitol) Recorded on June 18, 1950; released in 1951

Red Ingle and his Orchestra "Comin' 'Round the Mountain March" From Tim-Tayshun (Bear Family) Recorded on March 31, 1950; released in 1997

Eddie Condon and his Orchestra "At the Jazz Band Ball" 10" single A side (Decca) Recorded on May 22, 1950; released in 1950

Margaret Whiting with Joe "Fingers" Carr and the Carr-Hops "Let's Do It Again" 7"/10" single A side (Capitol) Recorded on July 5, 1950; released in 1950

Edward R. Murrow and Fred W. Friendly "1924 Dem. Conv.—Coolidge after Inaug. etc." From "I Can Hear It Now"—Volume 3: 1919-1932 (Columbia) Released in 1950

Duke Ellington and his Orchestra "Mood Indigo" From Masterpieces by Ellington (Columbia Masterworks) Recorded on December 18, 1950; released in 1951

Stan Freberg "John and Marsha" 7"/10" single A side (Capitol) Released in 1951

Patti Page with Orch. under the direction of Jack Rael "The Tennessee Waltz" 7"/10" single A/B side (Capitol) Recorded in November 1950; released in 1950

Hank Williams with his Drifting Cowboys "Long Gone Lonesome Blues" 7"/10" single A side (MGM) Recorded on January 9, 1950; released in 1950

Miguel Aceves Mejía con El Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán "Entre copa y copa" Released in 1950? 1957? 1958?

Nathan Abshire and Band "Chere te mon" 10" single A side (Hot Rod) Recorded circa 1949-1950; released in 1953

Suchitra Mitra "Kon khepa srabon" Released and/or recorded in 1950

Alfred Deller with August Wenzinger, Gertrud Flügel, and Marianne Majer (viols) Johannes Ciconia and Leonardo Giustiniani's "O rosa bella" From Ars Nova and the Renaissance: Volume III of the History of Music in Sound (His Master's Voice) Recorded April 3, 1950; released in 1954

Photograph by Justin Locke.

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Mixcloud GO! 1950 (06/12)

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Sam Berg [Benny Bell] "Home Again in Israel" 10" single A side (Zion) Recorded in 1948 or 1950; copyrighted in 1950

Lonnie Johnson "Blues Stay Away from Me" 10" single A side (King) Recorded on November 29, 1949; released in 1950

Jack Dupree and his Band "Deacon's Party" 10" single A side (Apollo) Recorded on January 12, 1951

Stubby Kaye with Chorus "Sit Down, You're Rockin' the Boat" From Guys & Dolls: A Musical Fable of Broadway (Decca) Recorded and released in 1950

Dizzy Gillespie "Swing Low Sweet Chariot" From Dizzy Gillespie Plays Johnny Richards Conducts (Discovery) Recorded on October 31, 1950; released in 1950

Humberto Morales y su Ritmo "Jungle Mambo" From Mambo by Morales (Columbia) Released in 1951

Lou Donaldson—Clifford Brown Quintet "Cookin'" From New Faces–New Sounds (Blue Note) Recorded on June 9, 1953; released in 1953

Bill Monroe and his Blue Grass Boys "Uncle Pen" 7" single A side (Decca) Recorded and released in 1950

Link Davis "Have You Heard the News" 10" single A side (Goldstar) Recorded in late December 1949 or early January 1950

Sister Wynona Carr and Brother Joe May "I See Jesus" 10" single A side (Specialty) Recorded March 18, 1950

Lord Kitchener with Cyril Blake's Calypso Serenaders; (Direction: Denis Preston) "The Underground Train" 10" single B side (Parlophone) Released in 1950

Chuy Reyes and his Orchestra "Oink, Oink Mambo" 10" single A side (Capitol) Released in 1950

Doris Day with Gene Nelson and the Page Cavanaugh Trio; Orchestra and the Ken Lane Singers under the direction of Axel Stordhal "Crazy Rhythm" From Songs From The Warner Bros. Technicolor Production "Tea For Two" (Columbia) Released in 1950

Povel Ramel och hans husvilla sambaseñorer "Är det nån som har en våning åt mej?" 10" single B side (His Master's Voice) Released in 1950

Francisco Alves "Retrato do velho" 10" single A side (Odeon) Recorded November 16, 1950; released January 1951

Photograph by Oscar Marcus.

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Mixcloud GO! 1950 (05/12)

https://www.mixcloud.com/epicharmus/mixcloud-go-1950-0512/

Lalo Guerrero y su Orquestra "Chicas Patas Boogie" 10" single A side (Imperial) Recorded circa 1950

Joe Hill Louis "Boogie in the Park" 7"/10" single B side (Phillips) Recorded circa January 1950; released in 1950

Lefty Frizzell "If You've Got the Money I've Got the Time" 7"/10" single B side (Columbia) Released in 1950

Bobbejaan Schoepen Emile Deltour en zijn Orkest "Cowboy Jimmy" 10" single A side (Decca) Released in 1950

Emilinha Borba com Canhoto e seu Regional Côro: "Os Boêmios" "Paraíba" 10" single B side (Continental) Released in 1950

Lord Beginner acc. by Calypso Rhythm Kings; supervision—Denis Preston "Victory Test Match" 10" single A side (Melodisc) Released in 1950

Dúo Los Compadres "Caña quemá" Recorded in 1950

Moondog "Moondog's Symphony Part 1 (Timberwolf)" 10" single A side (Melodisc) Recorded and released 1949-1950

Mita Stoicheva "Стоян из хоро Голямо" [It's a big dance] 10" single A side (Koop. G. Kirkov) Released circa 1950

Mr. Bismillah [Ustad Bismillah Khan] "Sanai Gath (Raga Kaphi)" From Folk Music in India (Folkways) Released 1950-1951

Eliazale Kazinduki "Nkete" From Flutes, Horns & Singing Gourds (Folktrax) Recorded in 1950; released in 1976

Carmen Miranda and the Andrews Sisters "Ca-Room' Pa Pa" 10" single B side (Decca) Released in 1950

Mickey Katz and his Orchestra "Yiddish Mule Train" 7"/10" single B side (Capitol) Released in 1950

Pupi Campo "Joe and Paul" 10" single A side (Seeco) Recorded in 1948

Jascha Heifetz and Emanuel Bay Grigoras Dinicu's "Hora staccato" 7" single A side (RCA Victor Red Seal) Recorded in 1950; released in 1951

Photograph by Luis Martin.

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Mixcloud GO! 1950 (04/12)

https://www.mixcloud.com/epicharmus/mixcloud-go-1950-0412/

Wynonie Harris "Good Morning Judge" 10" single A side (King) Released in 1950

Edmundo Ros and his Rumba Band "Mambo Jambo" 10" single A side (Decca) Released in 1950

Jorge Negrete "San Luis Potosí" Released in 1950 (?)

Aníbal Troilo y su Orquesta; canta Jorge Casal "Che bandoneón" 10" single A side (TK) Recorded November 24, 1950

Berliner Philharmonisches Orchester (Sergiu Celibidache, cond.) Adagio – Allegro from Joseph Haydn's Symphony No. 104 in D major (H. 1/104) From Sergiu Celibidache conducts Berliner Philharmoniker (Nuova Era) Recorded February 20, 1950; officially released in 1988

Fats Domino with Orchestra Accompaniment "Hey! La Bas Boogie" 10" single A side (Imperial) Recorded January 7, 1950; released in 1950

Roy "King David" Eldridge and his Little Jazz Four "'Nuts'" 10" single B side (Vogue) Recorded June 14, 1950; released in 1950

Noro Morales and his Orchestra "Up and Down Mambo" From Mambo with Noro (Decca) Released in 1951

John Lee Hooker "Rollin' Blues" From Alone (Specialty) Recorded on April 28, 1950; released in 1970

Carlos Montoya "Alegrias" From Spanish Guitar Solos (Folkways) Released in 1950

Rosie Hibler and Family "Move Members Move" From Negro Folk Music of Alabama: Religious (Folkways) Recorded in January or February 1950; released in 1956

Arsenio Rodriguez y su Conjunto "Anabacoa" 10" single A side (RCA Victor) Recorded August 8, 1950

Ahmed Wahby "Wahran Wahran" Almost definitely not from 1950

Celia Cruz con la Sonora Matancera "Cao cao maní picao" 10" single A side (Seeco) Released in 1950

Louis Prima and Keely Smith; Orchestra and Chorus "Oh Babe!" 7"/10" single A side (Robin Hood) Released in 1950

Photograph by Luis Marden.

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Mixcloud GO! 1950 (03/12)

https://www.mixcloud.com/epicharmus/mixcloud-go-1950-0312/

Walter Gieseking La cathédrale engloutie from Claude Debussy's Préludes, Livre I From Walter Gieseking at RIAS (Music & Arts Programs Of America) Composed in 1910; recorded on May 23, 1950; released in 2002

Friedel Hensch und die Cyprys Horst Wende-Quartett; Gerhard Gregor an der Hammond-Orgel "Holdrio, liebes Echo" 10" single B side (Polydor) Released in 1950

Ethel Merman and Dick Haymes with Gordon Jenkins and his Orchestra and Chorus "You're Just in Love" From 12 Songs from Call Me Madam (Decca) Recorded and released in 1950

Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup "My Baby Left Me" 10" single B side (RCA Victor) Recorded on November 8, 1950; released January 1951

Red Foley "Old Kentucky Fox Chase" 7"/10" single B side (Decca) Recorded and released in 1950

Vocalistas Tropicais com acomp. de Regional "Tomara que chova" 10" single A side (Odeon) Hit in 1950

Grupo Manjacaziana "Meu amor era aviador" From Colonial Dance Bands (SWP) Recorded on November 2, 1950; released in 2006

Lata Mangeshkar and Chorus "Chhed Sakhi Sargam" From the Sargam movie soundtrack (His Master's Voice) Released on movie soundtrack in 1950; released on record in 1982

Tito Puente "Swinging the Mambo" 7" single B side (Decca) Released in 1950

Henry Salvador "Le loup, la biche et le chevalier" 10" single B side (Polydor) Released in 1950

Zozefina Genovezou, Nikos Fakidis, and Yiorgos Karanikolas "Ζαχαρίας και Αντζουλίνα" [Zacharias and Andzulina] 10" single A(?) side (Columbia) Released in 1950

Blind Willie McTell "Talkin' to You Mama" From Love Changin' Blues (Biograph) Recorded in May 1950; released in 1971

George Formby "Come Hither with Your Zither" 10" single A side (Decca) Released in 1950

Eve Young "Silver Dollar" 7"/10" single B side (London) Released in 1950

Bulawayo Sweet Rhythms Band "Hondo chiwutsi" 7"/10" single B side (London) Recorded on April 20, 1950; released in 1954

Photograph by B. Anthony Stewart.

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Mixcloud GO! 1950 (02/12)

https://www.mixcloud.com/epicharmus/mixcloud-go-1950-0212/

Bud Powell "Get Happy" From Piano Solos (Mercury) Recorded in February 1950; released in 1950

Wanda Landowska Prelude no. 21 in B-flat major from Johann Sebastian Bach's Das Wohltemperirte Clavier I (BWV 846-869) From The Well-Tempered Clavier: Book I: Preludes And Fugues Nos. 17-24 (RCA Victor Red Seal) Composition published in 1722; recorded on November 21, 1950; released circa 1952

Maddox Brothers and Rose "Water Baby Blues" 10" single A side (4 Star) Recorded circa January 1950; released in 1950

Beny Moré con Pérez Prado "Babarabatiri" 10" single A side (RCA) Released in 1950

Abe Ellstein Orchestra "Second Avenue Square Dance" Released in 1950

Lola Flores "Gloria de la petenera" Hit in 1950

Takis Binis, Anna Chrisafi, and Manolis Chiotis "Η σούστα" [The Cart] 10" single A side (Parlophone) Released in 1950

Guy Mitchell Orchestra and Chorus under the direction of Mitch Miller "The Roving Kind" 7"/10" single B side (Columbia) Released in 1950

The Dominoes "Sixty Minute Man" 7"/10" single A side (Federal) Recorded on December 30, 1950; released in 1951

Sister Rosetta Tharpe with The Dependable Boys "Little Boy How Old Are You" 10" single A side (Decca) Recorded on December 3, 1948; released October 1950

George Sibanda "Sivele sithandana" 10" single A side (Gallophone) Recorded in 1950

Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs and the Foggy Mountain Boys "Old Salty Dog Blues" 7"/10" single A side (Mercury) Recorded on October 20, 1950; released in April 1952

Arkie Shibley and his Mountain Dew Boys "Hot Rod Race" 10" single A side (Mt. Dew) Recorded in 1950

Louis Jordan and his Tympany Five "Blue Light Boogie, Part 1" 7"/10" single A side (Decca) Recorded on June 25, 1950; released in 1950

Antonio Tormo y su Conjunto "El rancho'e la Cambicha" 10" single A side (RCA Víctor) Recorded in 1950

Marjorie Mazia and B.J. Walberg "Way Out West" From Dance-a-Long (Folkways) Released in 1950

Photograph by Willard R. Culver.

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Mixcloud GO! 1950 (01/12)

https://www.mixcloud.com/epicharmus/mixcloud-go-1950-0112/

Teatro alla Scala Orchestra and Chorus (cond. by Wilhelm Furtwängler) Excerpt from the Prologue of Richard Wagner's Götterdämmerung (WWV 86D) From Richard Wagner: The Ring Of The Nibelung (Murray Hill) Composed from 1869 to 1873; recorded live on April 4, 1950; released in 1977

Swan's Silvertone Singers "Jesus is God's Atomic Bomb" 10" single AA side (King) Recorded on June 23, 1950; released in 1950

Reverend J.B. Crocker (The Singing Preacher) "Sermon, Hallelujah Amen" 10" single AA side (King) Released in 1950

Judy Garland "Get Happy" From the Summer Stock movie soundtrack (MGM) Recorded on March 15, 1950; released on record and movie soundtrack in 1950

(Only four songs? Yeah. It’s a way to circumvent Mixcloud’s copyright restrictions—it doesn’t like it when you put two versions of the same song on the same mix—while respecting the integrity of my original playlist, which had Judy Garland’s “Get Happy” followed by Bud Powell’s.)

Photograph by Andre de Dienes.

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Mixcloud GO! 1950: Mindless Contextualizing for Weirdos Like You and Me

Back in the mid-‘00s, reacting to the sudden availability of seemingly the entire history of recording for “free,” me and my friends on the music bulletin board I Love Music started compiling a bunch of year-themed MP3 collections called CDR GO!s. The rough concept: a CDR with MP3s from a single year, no artist repeated. The name: inspired by the great Bow Wow Wow song about taping music off the radio, replacing C30 etc. cassettes with CD-ROMs, one of the '00s own hot and legally murky way to obtain music. Some CDR GO!s I remember fondly were devoted to 1966, 1968, 1972, and 1988. I did one for 1984 and started and abandoned one for 1975 before offering to do one for 1950. The year 1950, not the decade. Why that one? I didn't really know anything about it. I spent about a month and a half in 2006 researching Hispanophone music of the time before giving up, exhausted by the monotonous googling.

In 2013, long after people stopped making CDR GO!s, I was overcome with the thought that I should finish my 1950 one before I die. I had to succumb in the face of the ridiculousness of such a thought. So I spent a weekend compiling every 1950 track featured on a Chronological Classics album in a Spotify playlist. That served as the backbone of Bomb. Youtube, Wikipedia, discogs.com, Folkways' and Frémeaux's catalogs (what with their exhaustive discographical information, free on their websites) were very obviously essential. Brute-force googling "[country] + music + 1950" and "[musical style] + 1950" got me a lot of tracks but also got me a lot of false positives when my search engines couldn't distinguish "1950" and "1950s."

When I finished, it got a nice reaction among my colleagues. My friend Michaelangelo Matos voted for it in Pazz & Jop, and it got a nice mention in a Stephen Thomas Erlewine essay on Pitchfork. Then, to my horror, mere months after the playlist was published, tracks started disappearing from Spotify, destroying the ebb and flow of the thing. There are now so many losses (32 out of 170, nearly a fifth) I've disowned the playlist, though I'm loathe to pull it from circulation. I made an MP3 version a year or two later and even there, I got cockblocked: to share it meant using file hosting sites like Sendspace that sometimes choked when it detected copyrighted material. So, to keep my creation alive—the one made me spend all my free time in bed for three months thus was likely cause of my sciatica—I've decided to recreate it on Mixcloud.

When I was originally putting it together, anything recorded in 1950 was fair game. If I couldn't find the recording date, a release date of 1950 was enough. Sometimes this meant "a guy on YouTube said it was from 1950." Classical music, off in its own little world as usual, got treated a little differently: if something was composed in 1950 but recorded later, even decades later, it also counted. Thing is, six years down the line, the Internet is six years smarter, and a site like discogs.com, then largely a dance-music thing, now carries levels of authority for old music, even non-Anglophone music, it didn't have then. So it turns out quite a few recordings I thought were from 1950 in 2013 weren't at all. Most oopsies are only a year off, but the Lou Donaldson—Clifford Brown track "Cookin'" is from 1953 and now even sounds from in 1953. All the mistakes gall me, but that one especially stings knowing this info was there in 2013. And now that I'm a little more familiar with Les Paul, it's clear the version of "Lover" here is just his 1948 single played on a 1950 radio show, not something recorded anew. I have no idea what year "Entre copa y copa" is from, or why I thought it was from 1950 in the first place. And “Wahran Warhan” is in stereo. Ugh. 

I'm posting discographical information for each track on Tumblr, detailing the artist(s) as billed on the record, the track title, what format and label it was on, and recording/release/composition dates fixing a track's 1950-ness (or lack thereof). I've tried to be clear about what I know and don't know about a record's release, and even so, the information is sometimes more speculative than it looks, especially when I note formats. When a track gets released after 1950, like with some of the archival classical recordings, I name the earliest release I can find om discogs.com, which leads to naming some obscure near-bootlegs. You should be cross-referencing all this info with discogs.com and 45cat.com anyway.

I want to be clear about something. Rock & roll was a discontinuity, a revolution, and a goddamned grand one. But pulling this together has become an object lesson that the music of most stripes that came immediately before it (jazz not included) does not get much of a fair shake. As rock music became normative, it started engulfing history like a bacteriophage, becoming so self-absorbed (and forgetful) that it could deny anything before Elvis had worth, except insofar as it reflected glory back onto it. Then, as a final insult, it also eventually dispensed with rock & roll as an object of consideration—paying lip service to its rebel edge, of course, but secretly despising it for its unseriousness, its lack of sensitivity, its wackity-schmackity doo. Today, rock music really really starts with the British Invasion, rock & roll is treated like a mere throat-clearing, and pre-rock music of any stripe is, at best, the throat-clearing before the throat-clearing. This is a bullshit state of affairs and I hope these mixes suggest how rich the terrain is.

All photographs come from issues of National Geographic from the year 1950. The photograph directly above was by Volkmar Wentzel.

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Mixcloud GO! 1950: The Bomb in the Heart of the Century

I’m pleased to announce my latest music project, which is actually an old project: Mixcloud GO! 1950: The Bomb in the Heart of the Century. It's a 2013 Spotify playlist of mine featuring 170 pieces of international audio culture from the year 1950 with no artist repeated, recreated on Mixcloud for your streaming delectation.

It surveys not just the hit-parade pop of America, not just the rhythm & blues and country and gospel and folk lurching towards rock & roll, not just the jazz exploding in all directions in the light of bebop, not just classical and post-classical, not just Broadway, not just the pop and folk traditions of Mexico and India and Spain and Brazil and Italy and France and China and Germany and Cuba and Greece and and and. Well, let's just say it tries to be as everything as possible.

This is being published in as a series of fifteen-song mixes, but ideally you'll hear the whole thing in one piece. After the first two, the remaining ten mixes will be posted one-per-day, with full discographical information for each posted on this Tumblr.

As a track-by-track recreation of my original Spotify playlist, nothing's been changed or swapped out (except the Alfred Apaka track—a stereo recreation replaced with the original 1950 track), even though I now know I got the dates for some of these things terribly wrong. It's just easier that way.

Photograph by Volkmar Wentzel.

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Mixcloud GO! 1971 (24/24): 5AM to 6AM

https://www.mixcloud.com/epicharmus/mixcloud-go-1971-5am-to-6am/

The Persuaders "Thin Line Between Love and Hate" 7" single A side (Atco) Released in 1971

Mary Lou Williams "What's Your Story Morning Glory" From From the Heart (Chiaroscuro) Recorded and released in 1971

Alan Stivell "Ys" From Renaissance de la harpe Celtique (Fontana) Released in 1971

Noor Jehan "Tum aaye ho na shabe intizar" From Noor Jehan (His Master's Voice) Released in 1971

Jacqueline du Pré and Daniel Barenboim Allegretto poco mosso from César Franck's Sonata in A major From Chopin / Franck: Cello Sonatas (His Master's Voice) Composed in 1886; recorded in 1971; released in 1972

Celestine Ukwu and His Philosophers National "Ife si na chi" From True Philosophy (Philips) Released in 1971

Claudio Rocchi "Tutto quello che hai da dire" From Volo magico n.1 (Ariston) Released in 1971

Atahualpa Yupanqui "Basta ya" From Basta ya (Le Chant du Monde) Released in 1971

Boston Symphony Orchestra (cond. by William Steinberg) "Einleitung, oder Sonnenaufgang" from Richard Strauss' Also sprach Zarathustra, Op. 30 From Richard Strauss: Also sprach Zarathustra (Deutsche Grammophon) Composed in 1896; recorded and released in 1971

Elvis Presley "Tomorrow Never Comes" From Elvis Country (I'm 10,000 Years Old) (RCA Victor) Recorded in 1970; released in 1971; extended and edited version released in 1995

The Esso Trinidad Steel Band "Come to the Sunshine" From Esso (Warner Bros.) Released in 1971

Niney "Blood and Fire" 7" single A side (Observers) Released in 1971

Bill Fay "Omega Day" From Time of the Last Persecution (Deram) Released in 1971

Musicians from the Pura Paku Alaman (dir. by K.R.T. Wasitodipuro) "Bubaran: Hudan mas" From Javanese Court Gamelan (Nonesuch) Recorded and released in 1971

Photograph by James L. Stanfield.