Show 129: A restructured Archie's Archives, and lots of repeats

[Added on 2015/7/18:  This used to be called Show 29.  I've renumbered the shows, so that this one is Show129.  The first digit will indicate which series the show is from: 1 for the first cycle, 2 for this second cycle, and so on.  For instance, the July 4^th show for this year will be numbered numbered Show201, and so on.  If you didn't figure this out yet, my first show aired the week of July 4th, 2014.]

In this episode I make the changes I have been planning for a while: to focus on
Part A: Classics for the first half hour,
Part B: World music and Folk music for the next half hour,
Part C. Pop music for the third half hour,
Part D: Comedy and curiosities for the last half hour.

Already, last week, I discovered that this would not work.  Still, this is roughly how this program, this week, was structured, so I leave it at that.  (Next Saturday, it will be a completely unstructured show, probably played at random by SAM, the studio computer.)

The playlist for last Saturday, May 9th, was as follows:

• Mozart: Piano Concerto No 24 in C minor K 491.  This was almost completely chopped out by the station computer program.  Sorry about that.

• Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No 5 in D Major
   
• Bach: Contrapunctus I from The Art of the Fugue
   
• Ravel: Le Tombeau de Couperin- No 3, Forlane
   
• Mary Hopkin: Blodwyn Gwyn
   
• Anonymous: Bransle de la Torche
   
• Anonymous: Waly, waly (Choir of New College, Oxford)
   
• John Dowland: Mr Giles Hobies Galiard (The King's Noyse) 

• Vienna Boys Choir
• Trisch-trasch Polka
• Mozart:  trio from Magic Flute
• Innsbruck, ich muss' dich lassen

• Paul Mc Cartney, Michael Jackson: The Girl Is Mine
   
• The Beatles: Every little thing
   
• America: You Can Do Magic
   
• Renaissance: Black Flame
   
• Dowdon, Besly: The Second Minuet (sung by Webster Booth and Ann Ziegler)
   
• Jimmy Fallon-Jack Black-Extreme Side by Side Comparison of More Than Words
   
• Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas: Little Children
   
• The Beatles: I'll follow the Sun
   
• Harry Belafonte: Man Smart, Woman Smarter
   
• George Harrison: My Sweet Lord
   
• St. George and the Dragonet (Stan Freberg)
   
• Edward Elgar: Pomp and Circumstance march no 1