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Century Songs
by Someday Songs Music LLC
New performances and chat about Jazz and Great American Songbook Standards in the Public Domain. Special focus on the role of Central Indiana creators, entrepreneurs and institutions in the development and propagation of Jazz and Popular Music in the early 20th Century.
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What You Don't Know About "Love for Sale"
Century Songs — Episode 2: What You Don’t Know About Love for Sale In 1930, Broadway critics were scandalized by a white actress portraying a streetwalker in Cole Porter’s The New Yorkers. When producers moved the scene to Harlem and recast it with a Black singer, those same critics applauded. This week, we dig into the double standards, radio bans, and genius behind one of Cole Porter’s most controversial songs. Indianapolis jazz vocalist Sandy Lomax performs “Love for Sale” and shares stories from her career — a Wayne Newton phone mix-up, her six-year residency in the Cole Porter Room, and advice for young singers brave enough to step up to a jam. Then Eric faces the three-question quiz. Featuring:Sandy Lomax with Kevin Anker, Fred Withrow, and Mike Kessler Hosts:David Poncé and Eric Baker Chapters:0:00 — Intro1:01 — Sandy Lomax performs “Love for Sale”7:21 — Interview with Sandy Lomax20:12 — The “What You Don’t Know” Quiz25:24 — Cole Porter’s least favorite song28:40 — Indy Jazz Fest + upcoming shows31:38 — Outro Links:Show notes & Sandy Lomax info: centurysongs.comIndie Jazz Fest tickets: indyjazzfest.netRob Dixon — Naptown Soul: robdixon.bandcamp.com/album/naptown-soul Next week:Oliver Nelson plays “After You’ve Gone” Century Songs podcast. Copyright 2026 Someday Songs Music LLC. All rights reserved.
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What You Don't Know About "Stardust"
Explore the origins, legacy, and enduring magic of "Stardust," written by Indiana native Hoagy Carmichael with lyrics by Mitchell Parish. Plus, Jazz Kitchen owner David Allee joins us to discuss the 2026 Indy Jazz Fest and the 30+ year history of Indy's famous Monday Night Jam Sessions.Chapters:00:00 - Stardust Origins Tease00:34 - Stardust Theme Intro00:56 - Stardust Performance Clip05:35 - Meet Jazz Kitchen Owner06:15 - Indy Jazz Fest Plans07:50 - Monday Jam Session Mission09:37 - Building a Jazz Community12:57 - David Allee Backstory14:46 - A Monday Jam Anecdote17:38 - Indy Jazz Fest Highlights19:05 - Three Question Stardust Quiz20:12 - Myths Behind Stardust24:45 - Hoagy Pop Culture Fame27:46 - Eric Baker Slow Burn29:40 - Wrap Up and CreditsCreators & Guests David Poncé - Host David Allee - Guest Shawn O'Connor - Guest Mike Kessler - Composer Fred Withrow - Composer Eric Baker - Host Kevin Anker - Composer
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New performances and chat about Jazz and Great American Songbook Standards in the Public Domain. Special focus on the role of Central Indiana creators, entrepreneurs and institutions in the development and propagation of Jazz and Popular Music in the early 20th Century.
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