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  1. Today's (1 Jul) Phantom Dancer Show with Greg Poppleton - swing jazz from live 1920s-60s radio now online http://www.2ser.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=itemlist&task=category&id=162
  2. The 1st of July. You know what that means - only just under 6 months to Christmas. My, how time flies. It's like The Phantom Dancer. 2 hours seem to go by in, well, hopefully not 3. Lot's of excellent 1920s - 50s airchecks for you this week. The earliest is by the Ray Miller Orchestra, 25 Jan 1929. John J Anthony will be on-hand to dispense marital advice using the latest psychological methods. And there's great swing for you with song titles like 'The Morning After' and 'Let This Be A Warning To You.' So, let this be a warning for you, enjoy And for your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week here is a Candid Camera episode from 1949, when they still also called it Candid Microphone, which was the name of the original radio series from which the famous TV show sprang. Happy listening and televiewing at Greg Poppleton's Radio Lounge Blog http://gregpoppleton.wordpress.com/2014/06/18/candid-camera-1949-phantom-dancer-show-tues-1-july/
  3. Oh snap! Turns out I can't go to the studio live tomorrow for The Phantom Dancer at 12 noon. Please enjoy a classic Phantom Dancer full of live 1920s-60s radio swing and jazz. Tune in 12 noon 107.3 2SER Sydney and onlinehttp://www.2ser.com/
  4. Here is the 17 June 107.3 2SER Sydney Phantom Dancer Radio Show online. Swing and jazz from live 1920s - 60s radio & TV. http://www.2ser.com/component/k2/item/9411-mills-bros-on-tv-in-1932-phantom-dancer-17-june-2014 Play list and Vid of the Week: http://gregpoppleton.wordpress.com/2014/05/28/the-mills-brothers-on-tv-1932-phantom-dancer-play-list-10-june-2014/
  5. I couldn't be in the studio last Tuesday, June 10. So I'm looking forward to playing lots of swing and jazz from live 1920s - 1960s radio and TV for you this Tuesday 17 June. Time to warm up the set for this week's Phantom Dancer play list and Video of the Week. On this week's Phantom Dancer hear Dick Freeman's Ensemble from Sydney in 1936, Al Jolson sings about Lifebuoy and Rinso the year after, and Stan Kenton blasts through your loudspeaker from WSOC Charlotte N.C. See the full play list below. And as your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week, some early TV, or at least an early depiction of TV. The Mills Brothers feature in a Fleischer Screen Songs short from 1932, singing Hold That Tiger and I Ain't Got Nobody. Sing along. Just follow the bouncing ball at Greg Poppleton's Radio Lounge Blog (for the video and today's play list) http://gregpoppleton.wordpress.com/2014/05/28/the-mills-brothers-on-tv-1932-phantom-dancer-play-list-10-june-2014/
  6. You can now listen to the 3 June Phantom Dancer radio show online. Available for a month. Follow the links, see the play list and Vid of the Week at Greg Poppleton's Radio Lounge Blog... http://gregpoppleton.wordpress.com/2014/05/20/los-angeles-1948-streetscapes-2-phantom-dancer-3-june-2014/ On this Tuesday’s show, a set of Lee Konitz followed by Charlie Parker live off the wireless in 1954, and the Dallape Orchestra swing George Formby’s ‘When I’m Cleaning Windows’ in Helsinki in 1938. I’ll also be starting each June show with a 1936-1940 recording by Sydney swing maestro, Dick Freeman. Check out the full play list. And for your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week, the 1948 Los Angeles Streetscape film (see 20 May blog entry) was so popular with you that I’ve dug up another for your perusal. Enjoy!
  7. Voh-de-oh-doh Phantom Dancers, On this Tuesday's Phantom Dancer, online and on the air, Stan Kenton narrates his musical 'life in a band' called Prologue on an NBC Concert In Miniature. We'll also hear the latest Edward VIII abdication news and a bracket of live 1930s radio swing. Now for your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week, a chorus line of flappers kicking up their heels on a beach to 'Cheer Up' played live by Ted Weems and the Orchestra, circa 1932. See the playlist and your Video of the Week at Greg Poppleton's Radio Lounge Blog http://gregpoppleton.wordpress.com/2014/05/13/high-steppin-flappers-on-the-beach-phantom-dancer-27-may-14/
  8. Hi-de-ho Phantom Dancers, Some housekeeping on this week's Phantom Dancer. A few songs missed out on earlier shows by Annette Hanshaw, Freddy Rich, Ted Fio Rito and Phillippe Brun will be played this week. Some live TV with Roy Eldridge and live airchecks by the great swing trumpeters Bunny Berrigan and Louis Armstrong. And as your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week, a real winner for those of you like me who are into streetscapes. Sometime in 1948, someone took a drive around Los Angeles and filmed the streetscape with 35mm film. The picture quality is brilliant. And some of the blocks of flats look like they could be in Sydney's eastern suburbs. The smog is appalling! Enjoy. See this week's play list and video at Greg Poppleton's Radio Lounge Blog http://gregpoppleton.wordpress.com/2014/05/07/1940s-streetscapes-phantom-dancer-20-may-2014/ Hear the latest Phantom Dancer Shows online at http://2ser.com. Simply follow the Phantom Dancer link on the program guide.
  9. Hello Phantom Dancers, Live radio swing by Tommy Dorsey and Duke Ellington, live radio ballads by Nan Wynn and Ginny Powell, live radio bop by Lester Young and Charlie Parker. There's 2 hours of swing and jazz for you from live 1920s – 1960s radio and TV on this Tuesday's Phantom Dancer with Greg Poppleton. As your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week enjoy Annette Hanshaw with Don Voorhees and the Orchestra in this 'picturization' of the 1933 NBC radio series, Maxwell House Show Boat. Behind the scenes at WEAF NY in 1933. Enjoy it and read the play list on Greg Poppleton's Radio Lounge Blog http://gregpoppleton.wordpress.com/2014/04/29/annette-hanshaw-1933-radio-show-film-phantom-dancer-13-may-2014/
  10. May Blossoms to You, Phantom Dancers, On this Tuesday's show of swing, jazz and dance from live 1920s – 60s radio and TV, tune in for Red Nichols from 1930, Frank Sinatra from 1944, Roy Eldridge from 1950 and lots more. Your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week is Time Marches On – The History of Records (1949), with footage including Paul Whiteman, Eddie Duchin, Eddie Condon, Buddy Rich, Ella Fitzgerald and Guy Lombardo. See it, with this week's play list and online link, at Greg Poppleton's Radio Lounge Blog http://gregpoppleton.wordpress.com/2014/04/24/the-history-of-records-1949-phantom-dancer-6-may-2014/
  11. What a show this week. By request, a replay of the Benny Goodman Orchestra's version of The Hucklebuck from Surf Beach, Virginia. Les Paul and George Barnes play their electric guitars. Fairchild and Carroll tinkle their dual pianos. This week's Video of the Week, 'This Is The BBC' released in 1960. A day in the life of BBC radio and TV. The big news story, 'The Russians have launched another Moon rocket.' For morning music, 'Mrs Ada Spillington of Suffolk would like some jolly music.' Don't we all. Midday music features the brilliant BBC Northern Dance Orchestra. See the play list full of swing and jazz from live 1920s – 60s radio and TV and this week's Vid of the Week at Greg Poppleton's Radio Lounge Blog http://gregpoppleton.wordpress.com/2014/04/01/this-is-the-bbc-1960-phantom-dancer-8-apr-2014/
  12. Your April Fools Day Phantom Dancer makes no reference to April Fools Day at all. Because as I was told by my friends in primary school, April Fools doesn't work after 12 noon. And The Phantom Dancer goes to air at 12 noon, 107.3 2SER, Tuesday 1 April. Online http://www.2ser.com Check out the April Fools' Day play list and your Phantom Dancer Video of the Week: Ben Pollack and his Park Central Orchestra, on the Greg Poppleton Radio Lounge Blog http://gregpoppleton.wordpress.com/2014/03/25/ben-pollack-park-central-orchestra-short-1929-phantom-dancer-tues-1-april/ The Ben Pollack clip features this amazing combination, and I quote form YouTube, "In the band are Jimmy McPartland, Ray Bauduc, "Icky" Morgan, 19 year old Benny Goodman, brother Harry Goodman and Jack Teagarden who not only plays trombone but also sings in his own inimitable way and even plays vibraphone. The Ben Pollack Orchestra plays three tunes "California Echoes", "My Kind Of Love" and "Song Of The Island"." Enjoy
  13. Missed The Phantom Dancer on the wireless? HEAR a whole MONTH of shows online here: http://www.2ser.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=itemlist&task=category&id=162 You’ll hear swing and jazz shows from live 1920s-60s radio and TV from Phantom Dancer episodes 11 Feb 2014, 18 Feb 2014, 25 Feb 2014 and 4 Mar 2014. Enjoy.
  14. Hello Phantom Dancers, This Tuesday I'll be singing with my 1920s and 1930s jazz swing band, Greg Poppleton and the Bakelite Broadcasters, ( http://www.bakelitejazz.com ) at a Tea Dance. So I can't be in the studio to bring you The Phantom Dancer this week from 12 noon - 2pm. Instead, please enjoy a special ENCORE PRESENTATION! That's commercial TV talk for REPEAT! You can hear it online, Tues 18 March, 12 noon - 2pm (+11GMT) at http://www.2ser.com and over 107.3 2SER Sydney. But I do have a whole, new Phantom Dancer Video of the Week for you. Mildred Bailey sings 'Rock It For Me' from 1938 (with Red Norvo on vibes) - allegedly the first song to use the word 'Rock 'n' Roll' as a kind of music. Baby, baby, baby, whoa-oa-yeah! Hear it on Greg Poppleton's Radio Lounge Blog http://gregpoppleton.wordpress.com/2014/03/16/first-mention-of-rock-n-roll-on-record-phantom-dancer-18-mar-14/
  15. On next Tuesday’s Phantom Dancer (Tues. 11 March 12 noon 107.3 2SER online http://www.2ser.com) hear swing and jazz from live 1920s-60s radio and TV by Garwood Van, Buddy Rich, Miles Davis, Toots Mondello and more. Check out the play list with this week’s Video of the Week… And the Video of the Week? Louis Armstrong with Velma Middleton singing on WABD Dumont TV NY’s ‘Cavalcade Of Bands’, 10 Oct 1950. Enjoy at Greg Poppleton's Radio Lounge Blog http://gregpoppleton.wordpress.com/2014/03/04/louis-armstrong-and-velma-middleton-dumont-tv-1950-phantom-dancer-show-11-march-2014/
  16. Top 'o the day to youse, Phantom Dancers, This is the first post on Organissimo about The Phantom Dancer, 2 hours of swing and jazz from live 1920s-60s radio and TV every Tuesday at 12 noon AEST (+11GMT) on 107.3 2SER Sydney and 2ser.com. On the air since 1985 and presented by 1920s-30s singer, Greg Poppleton. This Tuesday's Phantom Dancer, 12 noon 107.3 2SER Sydney, online at 2ser.com, and on over 30 stations of the Community Radio Network, brings to your eager ears live 1920s-60s radio by John Kirby and his Sextet, the Johnny Guanieri Quintet, that 1935 Congress Hotel broadcast of Sandman by the Benny Goodman Orchestra we missed out on playing last Tuesday, a couple of songs by Mildred Bailey and loads more. You can see the full play list and this week's Phantom Dancer Video of the Week on Greg Poppleton's Radio Lounge Blog http://gregpoppleton.wordpress.com/2014/02/25/stars-in-jazz-tv-show-jack-teagarden-phantom-dancer-show-4-march-2014/ This week's video is Jack Teagarden and his All-Stars on a 'Stars In Jazz' TV Show, Los Angeles TV, 1956. The host is singer, Bobby Troup, lyricist for the songs Route 66 and My City Of Sydney. And all the great 50s ads are intact! Enjoy.
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