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 timinbovey
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Oompah Hour #34 has launched!  Grab it at the usual link:
 
http://www.ironrangecountry.com/oompahhour.mp3
 
This weeks show includes a short aircheck of me working at a polka station in St. Paul 35 years ago! Scary! AND we get Whoppe John's classic "Goose Pimple Waltz" (I love this one) 
Show #35 (next week) will include the first polka/old time holiday music of the season. Just a couple to start but they'll increase as we get closer to Christmas.
And a big thanks to all the new stations that have picked up the show over the past couple weeks!  Polka Lives!
Show #33 has now moved to the archive.

Tim's Oompah Hour Show #34 Week of November 16 – 22, 2014

Polka DJ – Dick Pillar

Beer Barrel Polka – Shay Torrent And His Happy Organ

Sailing Accordion Polka – John Jeski Orchestra

Hi-Lee Hi-Lo Polka – Don Lipovac & His Orchestra

Rock and Roll Polka – Carl Fischer

Polka on a Piano – Woody Sorensen

Tim's 1979 WMIN Radio Aircheck

Hot Pants Polka – Ampol-Aires

Henry Ford Schottische – Myron Floren

Jolly Sleigh Ride – Six Fat Dutchmen

Polish Sweetheart Polka – Al Denny Orchestra

Nightingale Polka – Tom Duda & His Orchestra

Goose Pimple Waltz – Whoopee John & His Orchestra

Sing Along Medley – Happy Louie Orchestra

Just Another Polka – Jimmy Stuff & His Orchestra

Polka DJ – Dick Pillar

 
Tim
 

Link corrected by moderator.


 
Posted : 16/11/2014 6:06 am
 Anonymous
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Tim, this week's link and several in the past do not work.

The reason for this is that the download link needs to be on a separate line of the page, whereas the broken links are written into the previous and following line of text, causing the link to "grab" words from the text making it part of the link address.

The workaround is to edit out the correct part of the link.

Or, Oompah Hour is available from

http://thealpb.com/OompahHour.htm


 
Posted : 16/11/2014 8:18 am
 Anonymous
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When I click on the link in my above post it goes right to the show. 

I did note however that in some posts I did in face screw up putting in the link so it ran together with other words.  Anywhoo, the link for the current show is exactly the same every week. So, once you bookmark it or whatever, it's always the same.

Tim in Bovey


 
Posted : 16/11/2014 2:22 pm
 Anonymous
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Tim, I corrected the link in your post to avoid confusion.

And of course, as Carl mentioned, all of the archived programs, playlists as well as the current program are easily available at:

Tim's Oompah Hour Page

courtesy of The ALPB.  Tim, thanks for the GREAT shows!


 
Posted : 16/11/2014 6:42 pm
 Anonymous
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But first, here is your CHRISTMAS BONUS from KDX Worldround Radio.

Available as a 10-minute feature for all stations:

http://kdxradio.com/archive_files/121213_blarelite20_128_V1.mp3


 
Posted : 17/11/2014 6:03 pm
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