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Centuries of Sound

James M Errington
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1950
Christmas
Jazz
2025
1947
Recorded Sound
Halloween
1946
1949
Santa Claus
Centuries Of Sound
2024
Centuriesofsound.com
Patreon.com/centuriesofsound
Gift Giving
Commercialism
Dracula
Murder

Audio time travel with mixes for every year of recorded sound, starting in the 1850s and working our way through to the present. "Radio podcasts" are bonus commentary with occasional guests. Find out more at centuriesofsound.com

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At Centuries of Sound I am making mixes for every year of recorded sound. The download here is a placeholder to appear on the podcast feed. For the full 4½-hour version either see below for the Mixcloud player, or come to patreon.com/centuriesofsound... more

At Centuries of Sound I am making mixes for every year of recorded sound. The download here is a placeholder to appear on the podcast feed. For the full 3-hour version either see below for the Mixcloud player, or come to patreon.com/centuriesofsound ... more

At Centuries of Sound I am making mixes for every year of recorded sound. The download here is a placeholder to appear on the podcast feed. For the full 3-hour version either see below for the Mixcloud player, or come to patreon.com/centuriesofsound ... more

At Centuries of Sound I am making mixes for every year of recorded sound. The download here is a placeholder to appear on the podcast feed. For the full 3-hour version either see below for the Mixcloud player, or come to patreon.com/centuriesofsound ... more

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Joe Moore
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Episode: Radio Podcast #25 – 1917
Lenny Bruce
Influential comedian known for his improvisational style and social commentary
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Episode: 1949 Part Two – The 12″ Mix
Charlie Ventura
Leader of a small bebop band, recognized by music magazines
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Episode: 1949 Part Two – The 12″ Mix
John Ashlin
A friend and contributor to discussions about music history, particularly from his experiences living in China.
Episode: Radio Podcast #24 – 1916

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Mike
Host of the series, involved in thematic discussions about music history and sound innovations, alongside various guest contributions.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 54 ratings
  • Brilliant podcast

    As I said, brilliant

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tyne Tees
    United Kingdom6 months ago
  • Totally fascinating

    I really love the radio podcasts about early recordings. Simultaneously a lesson in history and technology and art

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kaphed
    United States4 years ago
  • Fantastic

    Just so cool. The episodes from the 1930’s are like entering an auditory museum. And the contemporary episodes (2018 & 2019) have a really eclectic mix of music. Probably 2/3 of which I’ve never heard before, but I really appreciate the wide variety. What an excellent project. My favorite recent podcast discovery, thanks to being featured on The Browser newsletter.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    iFoundMolly
    United States5 years ago
  • New listener and love it.

    Thanks for doing this! How cool.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ChiClif
    United States5 years ago
  • This year by year music compilation podcast is a labo(u)r of love that I appreciate so deeply. It is flawless and I often study while listening to it. Highly recommended.

    Podchaser
    5
    Stephanie Fuccio
    6 years ago

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The immersive storytelling combined with historical context has been noted as a distinguishing feature of the content.
Many comment on the nostalgia factor and the joy of discovering lesser-known recordings and artists, making it a favorite for music collectors.
The show is praised for its educational content, combining lessons in history, technology, and art seamlessly within its episodes.
Listeners express admiration for the unique approach of exploring music history through engaging audio mixes.

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Radio Podcast #25 – 1917
Q: Was the original Dixieland Jazz Band's UK tour the beginning of the jazz tradition in the UK?
Yes, they created a sensation in the UK as the original Dixieland Jazz Band's tours began a jazz movement there.
Radio Podcast #25 – 1917
Q: How did jazz take off in the first year or so?
Jazz was a craze, but people's ideas of jazz varied considerably, often depending on the drummer's prominence in bands.
Radio Podcast #24 – 1916
Q: So what did you make, John, overall of the music of 1916? Was it to your expectation?
John expresses that he feels lucky to have enjoyed the music of 1916, finding it fascinating with some genuine gems despite some brass band and marching band music not being to his taste.

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Focusing on a unique concept of audio time travel, this show presents listeners with curated mixes from every year of recorded sound, starting from the 1850s. Each episode aims to provide a musical exploration of specific years, reflecting the evolving landscape of sound and cultural significance of various tracks. The programming includes elements of history, art, and technology, fostering an appreciation for both popular and obscure recordings while also addressing the impact of copyright on music sharing. Listeners are invited to engage further through various platforms, encouraging a deeper connection with the expansive world of recorded music.

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Centuries of Sound launched 9 years ago and published 100 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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