WTJU Marathon - Revision history

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	\| name = 1990 WTJU Jazz Marathon Disc 2 Out Of 6		\| name = 1990 WTJU Jazz Marathon Disc 2 Out Of 6
	\| ytid = ~~jn19ZFhN97E~~		\| ytid = -r0A1wvEdIc
	\| stardate = [[1990]]		\| stardate = [[1990]]
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eBay

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	==[[eBay]]==		==[[eBay]]==
	On 14 [[July 2014]], Chris listed CDs of the marathon on eBay, never mind it was put up for free download already (and on a website that wouldn't be defunct until 8 months after it was posted). The list price was $50, $10 of which Chris claimed would be donated to WTJU. Obviously, the CD cover has [[Chris and his Ego\|Sonichu]] and the words [[Chris and copyright\|"(C) 2000 CWC" on it]]. eBay removed the listing, presumably over copyright infringement, and Chris angrily reposted the listing, claiming that he had permission from WTJU to sell it, which is somewhat irrelevant, and which WTJU later retracted.~~<ref>https://kiwifarms.net/threads/wtju-charlottesville-radio-station-responds.4313/ (archive: https://archive.ph/Er4Qc)</ref>~~ Apparently, WTJU gave the permission, rather than telling him it wasn't theirs to give, because they thought that Bob was a musician who did a set for the station and not a DJ. eBay then removed the listing a second time, but not before two hapless people had bought copies. Chris gave up on relisting the CDs and claimed he was unable to refund the buyers, but promised to ship each of them a color commissioned drawing, autographed photo, and complimentary CD instead.		[[File:WTJU Facebook comments.jpg\|WTJU initially approves, then retracts permission to sell.\|thumb]]
			On 14 [[July 2014]], Chris listed CDs of the marathon on eBay, never mind it was put up for free download already (and on a website that wouldn't be defunct until 8 months after it was posted). The list price was $50, $10 of which Chris claimed would be donated to WTJU. Obviously, the CD cover has [[Chris and his Ego\|Sonichu]] and the words [[Chris and copyright\|"(C) 2000 CWC" on it]]. eBay removed the listing, presumably over copyright infringement, and Chris angrily reposted the listing, claiming that he had permission from WTJU to sell it, which is somewhat irrelevant, and which WTJU later retracted. Apparently, WTJU gave the permission, rather than telling him it wasn't theirs to give, because they thought that Bob was a musician who did a set for the station and not a DJ. eBay then removed the listing a second time, but not before two hapless people had bought copies. Chris gave up on relisting the CDs and claimed he was unable to refund the buyers, but promised to ship each of them a color commissioned drawing, autographed photo, and complimentary CD instead.

	==References==		==References==

Gray Deign: updating url and adding archive

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	==[[eBay]]==		==[[eBay]]==
	On 14 [[July 2014]], Chris listed CDs of the marathon on eBay, never mind it was put up for free download already (and on a website that wouldn't be defunct until 8 months after it was posted). The list price was $50, $10 of which Chris claimed would be donated to WTJU. Obviously, the CD cover has [[Chris and his Ego\|Sonichu]] and the words [[Chris and copyright\|"(C) 2000 CWC" on it]]. eBay removed the listing, presumably over copyright infringement, and Chris angrily reposted the listing, claiming that he had permission from WTJU to sell it, which is somewhat irrelevant, and which WTJU later retracted.<ref>~~[http~~://~~cwckiforums~~.~~com~~/threads/wtju-charlottesville-radio-station-responds.4313/]</ref> Apparently, WTJU gave the permission, rather than telling him it wasn't theirs to give, because they thought that Bob was a musician who did a set for the station and not a DJ. eBay then removed the listing a second time, but not before two hapless people had bought copies. Chris gave up on relisting the CDs and claimed he was unable to refund the buyers, but promised to ship each of them a color commissioned drawing, autographed photo, and complimentary CD instead.		On 14 [[July 2014]], Chris listed CDs of the marathon on eBay, never mind it was put up for free download already (and on a website that wouldn't be defunct until 8 months after it was posted). The list price was $50, $10 of which Chris claimed would be donated to WTJU. Obviously, the CD cover has [[Chris and his Ego\|Sonichu]] and the words [[Chris and copyright\|"(C) 2000 CWC" on it]]. eBay removed the listing, presumably over copyright infringement, and Chris angrily reposted the listing, claiming that he had permission from WTJU to sell it, which is somewhat irrelevant, and which WTJU later retracted.<ref>https://kiwifarms.net/threads/wtju-charlottesville-radio-station-responds.4313/ (archive: https://archive.ph/Er4Qc)</ref> Apparently, WTJU gave the permission, rather than telling him it wasn't theirs to give, because they thought that Bob was a musician who did a set for the station and not a DJ. eBay then removed the listing a second time, but not before two hapless people had bought copies. Chris gave up on relisting the CDs and claimed he was unable to refund the buyers, but promised to ship each of them a color commissioned drawing, autographed photo, and complimentary CD instead.

	==References==		==References==

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	==Links==		==Links==
	* [https://archive.org/details/Bobs1990WTJUJazzMarathon The full marathon] on the Internet Archive		* [https://archive.org/details/Bobs1990WTJUJazzMarathon The full marathon] on the Internet Archive
			* [https://archive.org/details/cwcvideosfrom94to2021/19900915+01+WTJU+Marathon+with+Bob+Chandler+Disc+2.mp4 Disc 2]
			* [https://archive.org/details/cwcvideosfrom94to2021/19900915+01+WTJU+Marathon+with+Bob+Chandler+Disc+3.mp4 Disc 3]
			* [https://archive.org/details/cwcvideosfrom94to2021/19900915+03+WTJU+Marathon+with+Bob+Chandler+Disc+4.mp4 Disc 4]

	[[Category:Music]]		[[Category:Music]]

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	==Links==		==Links==
	* [https://archive.org/details/Bobs1990WTJUJazzMarathon The full marathon] on the Internet Archive		* [https://archive.org/details/Bobs1990WTJUJazzMarathon The full marathon] on the Internet Archive
	* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdlHvwJ22mM (Disc 1)
	* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jn19ZFhN97E (Disc 2)
	* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clMw0ntg384 (Disc 3)
	* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRGeCpPBE38 (Disc 4)
	* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkaZd6IS93A (Disc 5)
	* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TD-olCmSWuk (Disc 6)

	[[Category:Music]]		[[Category:Music]]

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	[''"New Orleans Hop Scop Blues" plays'']		[''"New Orleans Hop Scop Blues" plays'']

	'''Bob''': The next piece we will hear is the ~~Farish~~ Street Jive by Little Brother Montgomery from Louisiana, where he crossed the paths of and learned from Lee Green, Roosevelt Sykes "The Honeydripper", and many other piano players in the logging camps and barrelhouses of Louisiana in the period of 1915 to the '30s. The next three pieces are typical of the blues up to the early '20s. Here is ~~Farish~~ Street Jive by Little Brother Montgomery.		'''Bob''': The next piece we will hear is the Farro Street Jive by Little Brother Montgomery from Louisiana, where he crossed the paths of and learned from Lee Green, Roosevelt Sykes "The Honeydripper", and many other piano players in the logging camps and barrelhouses of Louisiana in the period of 1915 to the '30s. The next three pieces are typical of the blues up to the early '20s. Here is Farro Street Jive by Little Brother Montgomery.

	[''"~~Farish~~ Street Jive" plays'']		[''"Farro Street Jive" plays'']

	'''Bob''': The next piece is by.."Dud-Low Joe" is by Lee Green, and it's the forerunner of the piece that was just played. This name, "Dud-Low Joe", is one of the names used for boogie-woogie before 1928 when Pinetop Smith named this gentry of music "boogie-woogie". Now, this...this "Dud-Low Joe" is, uh, you gotta remember that these people now were back in the...in the before 1920 really playing this in-in the juke joints and turpentine fields of Louisiana, and it's just, just beautiful music.		'''Bob''': The next piece is by.."Dud-Low Joe" is by Lee Green, and it's the forerunner of the piece that was just played. This name, "Dud-Low Joe", is one of the names used for boogie-woogie before 1928 when Pinetop Smith named this gentry of music "boogie-woogie". Now, this...this "Dud-Low Joe" is, uh, you gotta remember that these people now were back in the...in the before 1920 really playing this in-in the juke joints and turpentine fields of Louisiana, and it's just, just beautiful music.

FokkerTISM at 10:51, 10 April 2022

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	The '''WTJU Jazz Marathon''' was a marathon that [[Bob Chandler]] helped to host in [[1990]]. Over the course of this marathon, Bob shows an impressive amount of knowledge about jazz [[music]] in the 1920s and 1930s. Also notable is Bob's use of the word "negro" to describe African-American musicians and their music, Bob's droning on about jazz history for minutes at at a time, and the general lack of interest that the audience and the other DJs have in Bob's program, as shown by the lack of donation calls that are made over the course of the show.		The '''WTJU Jazz Marathon''' was a marathon that [[Bob Chandler]] helped to host in [[1990]]. Over the course of this marathon, Bob shows an impressive amount of knowledge about jazz [[music]] in the 1920s and 1930s. Also notable is Bob's use of the word "negro" to describe African-American musicians and their music, Bob's droning on about jazz history for minutes at at a time, and the general lack of interest that the audience and the other DJs have in Bob's program, as shown by the lack of donation calls that are made over the course of the show.

	Chris first mentioned the marathon in [[DayOut#At Least My Face Is Not F3c7ing Orange\|At Least My Face Is Not F3c7ing Orange]] in October 2010, albeit misremembering the date as 1989. In [[December 2012]], he put up the marathon on RapidShare (after which it was luckily archived to [[YouTube]], as RapidShare was shut down a few years later, however the video for disc four was blocked on copyright grounds), and it remained the most notable thing Chris has done about his dad ever since Bob's death until [[2017]], when he [[CLog 09042017 - Mister C\|read out]] several [[Bob's Letters to Chris\|letters]] Bob had written for him prior to his death		Chris first mentioned the marathon in an [[Megan emails, Jan-July 2007#Chris apologizes for being a douche\|email]] to [[Megan Schroeder]] in January 2007. The next mention of the marathon was in [[DayOut#At Least My Face Is Not F3c7ing Orange\|At Least My Face Is Not F3c7ing Orange]] in October 2010, albeit with Chris misremembering the date as 1989. In [[December 2012]], he put up the marathon on RapidShare (after which it was luckily archived to [[YouTube]], as RapidShare was shut down a few years later, however the video for disc four was blocked on copyright grounds), and it remained the most notable thing Chris has done about his dad ever since Bob's death until [[2017]], when he [[CLog 09042017 - Mister C\|read out]] several [[Bob's Letters to Chris\|letters]] Bob had written for him prior to his death

	==Transcript==		==Transcript==

FokkerTISM: /* Transcript */

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Transcript

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	==Transcript==		==Transcript==
	''[~~Note that Disc 1 contains no content related~~ to ~~Bob, and thus isn't~~ transcribed here.]''		''[Chris distributed the marathon as a 6-CD set. Only discs 2 to 4 are transcribed here, since Bob was the DJ during that segment of the marathon.]''
	=== Disc 2 ===		=== Disc 2 ===
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FokkerTISM: /* Transcript */

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Transcript

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	==Transcript==		==Transcript==
			''[Note that Disc 1 contains no content related to Bob, and thus isn't transcribed here.]''
			=== Disc 2 ===
	{{Infobox/video		{{Infobox/video
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	}}		}}

	~~''[Note that Disc 1 contains no content related to Bob, and thus isn't transcribed here.]''~~

	'''Timiny''': K, you're listening to the WTJU jazz marathon for 1990, my name is Timiny (sp.?), I'm here in the studio with Bob Chandler, who's prepared an excellent show for us today, of music including jugs, kazoos and washboards. Some really dynamite stuff from between-made between 1928 and 1934. So I'm gonna go ahead and turn the mic over to Bob and I wanna urge everybody in the audience to make a pledge for support of community radio here in [[Charlottesville, Virginia]]. The numbers down here to make a pledge are 924-3418 and 924-3959. And Bob, if you'd be so kind, tell us about this music you're about to play for us.		'''Timiny''': K, you're listening to the WTJU jazz marathon for 1990, my name is Timiny (sp.?), I'm here in the studio with Bob Chandler, who's prepared an excellent show for us today, of music including jugs, kazoos and washboards. Some really dynamite stuff from between-made between 1928 and 1934. So I'm gonna go ahead and turn the mic over to Bob and I wanna urge everybody in the audience to make a pledge for support of community radio here in [[Charlottesville, Virginia]]. The numbers down here to make a pledge are 924-3418 and 924-3959. And Bob, if you'd be so kind, tell us about this music you're about to play for us.
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	[''"[[Wikipedia:Somebody Stole My Gal\|Somebody Stole My Gal]]" plays'']		[''"[[Wikipedia:Somebody Stole My Gal\|Somebody Stole My Gal]]" plays'']

			=== Disc 3 ===
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	\| name = 1990 WTJU Jazz Marathon Disc 3 Out Of 6		\| name = 1990 WTJU Jazz Marathon Disc 3 Out Of 6
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	[''"The Mellow Blues" plays'']		[''"The Mellow Blues" plays'']

			=== Disc 4 ===
	{{Infobox/video		{{Infobox/video
	\| name = 1990 WTJU Jazz Marathon Disc 4 Out Of 6		\| name = 1990 WTJU Jazz Marathon Disc 4 Out Of 6

FokkerTISM: /* Transcript */ if you're wondering why it starts with disc 2

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Transcript: if you're wondering why it starts with disc 2

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			''[Note that Disc 1 contains no content related to Bob, and thus isn't transcribed here.]''

	'''Timiny''': K, you're listening to the WTJU jazz marathon for 1990, my name is Timiny (sp.?), I'm here in the studio with Bob Chandler, who's prepared an excellent show for us today, of music including jugs, kazoos and washboards. Some really dynamite stuff from between-made between 1928 and 1934. So I'm gonna go ahead and turn the mic over to Bob and I wanna urge everybody in the audience to make a pledge for support of community radio here in [[Charlottesville, Virginia]]. The numbers down here to make a pledge are 924-3418 and 924-3959. And Bob, if you'd be so kind, tell us about this music you're about to play for us.		'''Timiny''': K, you're listening to the WTJU jazz marathon for 1990, my name is Timiny (sp.?), I'm here in the studio with Bob Chandler, who's prepared an excellent show for us today, of music including jugs, kazoos and washboards. Some really dynamite stuff from between-made between 1928 and 1934. So I'm gonna go ahead and turn the mic over to Bob and I wanna urge everybody in the audience to make a pledge for support of community radio here in [[Charlottesville, Virginia]]. The numbers down here to make a pledge are 924-3418 and 924-3959. And Bob, if you'd be so kind, tell us about this music you're about to play for us.