Step into the digital parlor of Three Tune Tuesday, where the echoes of 1917 reverberate through the air, led by your host, Boneapart. In this week’s episode, we travel back to a world caught in the whirlwind of the First World War, a time of immense transformation where music served as a beacon of hope amidst the turmoil. As you nestle into the warmth of a Victorian embrace, let Boneapart guide you through the poignant melodies of a year that witnessed the stark contrasts of human experience—from the battlegrounds to the revolutionary fervor that reshaped nations. Discover the timeless strains of “Smiles and Chuckles,” a piece that dances between the notes of joy and the early jazz influences that would shape a century. Take a pause with Skeleton Brew’s coffee interlude, a modern nod to the pleasures that bind us across time. Then, dive into the pioneering sounds of “Livery Stable Blues,” a record that heralded the jazz age, and conclude with the stirring patriotism of “Over There.” Join us on this auditory journey through 1917, where history’s melodies offer not just a reflection on the past, but a connection to the enduring human spirit.