北海道:暴風雪 弟子屈町で最大瞬間風速３１．２メートル
発達した低気圧が千島近海に停滞し強い冬型の気圧配置になった影響で、北海道は２日も道東を中心に大荒れの天候が続いた。札幌管区気象台によると、北海道で降り始めの１月３１日正午から２日午後３時までに降った雪の量は、羅臼町１３２センチ▽中標津空港５７センチ▽斜里町ウトロ５１センチ――など。最大瞬間風速は弟子屈町で２日午前６時４７分に３１．２メートルを観測した。
http://mainichi.jp/select/news/20150203k0000m040126000c.html
弟子屈町（てしかがちょう）は、北海道釧路総合振興局管内の川上郡にある町。
町名の由来はアイヌ語の「テシカ・カ」（岩盤の上）から。
弟子屈町 – Wikipedia
よく考えると弟子屈だなんて、ずいぶんと無茶な宛て字です。
アイヌ語起源の町名・地名は難読が多いですね。
まぁ音（おん）を残そうとした姿勢は評価できますが。
以下、地名・州名・国名 等々の入った歌をまた集めてみましたよ。
桜田淳子 – サンタモニカの風（1979）
※（略）
Litta Díaz – Isla Santa Elena（1973）
セントヘレナ島
Frankie Laine – Going To Newport（1970）
Carp – Jotham Clay, Mississippi（1970）
Buddy Alan – Alabama, Louisiana Or Maybe Tennessee（1969/08）
Buck Owens – Alabama, Louisiana Or Maybe Tennessee
from the album ” I’ve Got You On My Mind Again”（1968）
九重佑三子 – 別れのサンタモニカ（1967/10）
Barry Harris – Nicaragua（1967）
Roger Miller – Kansas City Star（1965/09）
Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 26, Billboard 31, Cash Box 38 – C&W Chart Peak: 7
One of Miller’s five’pop’ top-40 entries during the year.
Horst Jankowski – Charming Vienna（1965）
Trini Lopez – Kansas City（1963/11）
Trini’s second national hit, following his “If I Had A Hammer” debut.
The Breakers – Balboa Memories（1963/06）
セリフ入り。
The Beachcombers – Samoa（1962）
R. Dean Taylor – It’s a Long Way To Memphis（1962）
Barry Mann – Little Miss U.S.A.（1961/10）
２度目の引用。州名がたくさん出てきます。
Paul Hanford – Memphis Address（1961/08）
UK
「トラベリン・マン」タイプ。
Wilbert Harrison – Kansas City（1959/03）
Bud Hobbs and his Trail Herders – Louisiana Swing（1955/04）
Little Willie Littlefield – K.C. Loving（1952/11）
K.C. Loving aka Kansas City
Quoting from “The Originals Project” website: “Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller wrote the song as’Kansas City’ but Federal Records co-owner Ralph Bass changed it to’K.C. Loving,’ which he thought sounded hipper. Sam Butera & the Witnesses cut it in 1957 as’Kansas City,’ which included some lyric variations from Littlefield’s original.’They got a crazy way of lovin’ there and I’m gonna get me some’ became’They’ve got some crazy little women there and I’m gonna get me one’.” Thus was born the familiar lyric found in the chart-topping Wilbert Harrison version of 1959
Bud Hobbs and His Trail Herders – Alabama Moon（1949）
Jimmy Hinchee – Kentucky Waltz / It’s A Sin（1947）
Bunk Johnson and his New Orleans Band – My Maryland（1945）
Lee Dixon with Oklahoma Male Chorus and Orchestra – Kansas City（1943）
recorded October 1943
Decca’s 78rpm original cast album of songs from the Broadway smash “Oklahoma!” remained a top-selling record collection for years and was the only full-length album ever to appear in the top-10 among the pop singles listed on Billboard’s “Best Selling Retail Records” chart.
Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians – Idaho（1942）
vocal: Rose Marie Lombardo and The Lombardo Trio
Flipside of the band’s “Jingle Jangle Jingle,” also available on this channel.
Alvino Rey and his Orchestra – Idaho（1942）
vocal: Yvonne King and the band
Benny Goodman and his Orchestra – Idaho（1942）
vocal: Dick Haymes
Andrews Sisters – Pennsylvania Polka（1942）
orchestra conducted by Vic Schoen
from the movie “Give Out, Sisters”
Louis Armstrong – I’ve Got A Gal in Kalamazoo
Benny Goodman and his Orchestra – I’ve Got A Gal In Kalamazoo（1942）
vocal: Dick Haymes
２度目の引用。
recorded in NYC June 17, 1942
This Glenn Miller favorite from “Orchestra Wives” was one of a handful of titles sung by 25 year-old Haymes at his only commercial recording session with the Goodman band. The flip side is “Serenade In Blue”
Glenn Miller and his Orchestra -（I’ve Got A Gal In）Kalamazoo（1942）
vocal: Tex Beneke, Marion Hutton and The Modernaires
２度目の引用。
Among the band’s all-time best-sellers （#1 charted for seven weeks）, “Kalamazoo” was one of three classic Miller tunes featured in his second and final feature film （see also “At Last” and “Serenade In Blue”）.
Movie: “Orchestra Wives” （20th Century Fox）, starring George Montgomery, Ann Rutherford, the Glenn Miller orchestra, Lynn Bari, and Cesar Romero.
1942 OSCAR-NOMINATED SONG
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1942 BEST ORIGINAL SONG NOMINEES （10）
White Christmas （”Holiday Inn”） （winner）
（I’ve Got A Gal In） Kalamazoo （”Orchestra Wives”）
I’ve Heard That Song Before （”Youth On Parade”）
Dearly Beloved （”You Were Never Lovelier”）
How About You? （”Babes On Broadway”）
Always In My Heart （”Always In My Heart”）
Love Is A Song （”Bambi”）
Pig Foot Pete （”Hellzapoppin'”） （ineligible nominee…see Dolly Dawn post of the song）
When There’s A Breeze On Lake Louise （”The Mayor Of 44th Street”）
Pennies For Peppino （”Flying With Music”）
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SOME OTHER SONG HITS FROM 1942 FILMS
Abraham （”Holiday Inn”）
Amen （”What’s Cookin'”）
At Last （”Orchestra Wives”）
Be Careful, It’s My Heart （”Holiday Inn”）
Can’t Get Out Of This Mood （”Seven Days’ Leave”）
Der Fuehrer’s Face （”Donald Duck In Nutzi Land”）
Happy Holiday （”Holiday Inn”）
I Don’t Want To Walk Without You （”Sweater Girl”）
I Had The Craziest Dream （”Springtime In The Rockies”）
I Remember You （”The Fleet’s In”）
I Said No （”Sweater Girl”）
I’ll Remember April （”Ride’Em Cowboy”）
I’m Old Fashioned （”You Were Never Lovelier”）
Jingle Jangle Jingle （”The Forest Rangers”）
Mister Five By Five （”Behind The Eight-Ball”）
Moonlight Becomes You （”Road To Morocco”）
Pennsylvania Polka （”Give Out, Sisters”）
Serenade In Blue （”Orchestra Wives”）
Tangerine （”The Fleet’s In”）
There Will Never Be Another You （”Iceland”）
This Is Worth Fighting For （”When Johnny Comes Marching Home”）
Three Little Sisters （”Private Buckaroo”）
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The Dixileland Jazz Group of “NBC’s Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street” – Memphis Blues（1941）
conducted by Henry Levine
1941 Birth Of The Blues-Lena Horne & Henry Levine: 02 Memphis Blues （Henry Levine-instrumental）
An album of W.C. Handy music conducted by Henry Levine, with vocals by Lena on tracks 1,3,5 & 7
This recording was issued as one of eight in Victor’s second of four early-1940s album sets that featured cast members of NBC’s weekly program “The Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street.” The tongue-in-cheek presentations of jazz, blues and Dixieland were performed by studio musicians led by Henry Levine and Paul Laval with vocals during the early seasons by Dinah Shore, Lena Horne and Linda Keene. Wikipedia’s entry “The Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street” has additional details about the program.
All eight of these individual album tracks are also available for continuous sequential listening in a single 23-minute video posted under the title “1941 full album: Birth Of The Blues-Lena Horne & Henry Levine”
The Dixileland Jazz Group of “NBC’s Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street” with Lena Horne – Beale Street Blues（1941）
ビールストリートは、テネシー州メンフィスのダウンタウンにある通りで、ミシシッピ川からイーストストリートまで約１・８マイルの距離がある。街の歴史だけでなく、ブルース音楽の歴史でも重要な場所。
recorded in NYC June 25, 1941
1941 Birth Of The Blues-Lena Horne & Henry Levine: 03 Beale Street Blues （Lena Horne, vocal）
An album of W.C. Handy music conducted by Henry Levine, with vocals by Lena on tracks 1,3,5 & 7
This recording was issued as one of eight in Victor’s second of four early-1940s album sets that featured cast members of NBC’s weekly program “The Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street.” The tongue-in-cheek presentations of jazz, blues and Dixieland were performed by studio musicians led by Henry Levine and Paul Laval with vocals during the early seasons by Dinah Shore, Lena Horne and Linda Keene. Wikipedia’s entry “The Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street” has additional details about the program.
All eight of these individual album tracks are also available for continuous sequential listening in a single 23-minute video posted under the title “1941 full album: Birth Of The Blues-Lena Horne & Henry Levine”
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Ray Noble and his Orchestra – Along The Santa Fe Trail（1941）
vocal: Larry Stewart
This song from the Errol Flynn film “Santa Fe Trail” was recorded most successfully by the Glenn Miller orchestra
Glenn Miller and his Orchestra – Along The Santa Fe Trail（1941）
vocal: Ray Eberle
Bing Crosby – Along The Santa Fe Trail（1941）
orchestra conducted by John Scott Trotter
Song from the Errol Flynn film “Santa Fe Trail.” For the best-selling Glenn Miller version
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Jelly Roll Morton And His Red Hot Peppers – Kansas City Stomps（1928）
Recorded in 11 June 1928 N.Y.
Will Shade and Memphis Jug Band – Kansas City Blues（1927）
Southampton Society Orchestra – Colorado（1924）
（Charlie Fry And His Million Dollar Pier）
追加記事
2015/02/03
発達した低気圧の影響で北海道・知床半島の羅臼町は記録的な大雪に見舞われた。積雪量は２日正午に１７９センチに達し、気象庁の２００５年の統計開始以来最高になった。除雪に自衛隊も出動した。
同町によると町内２カ所の町営住宅（平屋、計５４戸）に入る道路が雪でふさがれ、除雪車や重機も入れなくなった。道は２日朝、自衛隊に同町への災害派遣を要請。釧路駐屯地から５０人の隊員が１０台の車両で救援に向かった。同夕に到着、午後８時ごろまで雪かき作業を行った。
http://www.asahi.com/articles/ASH224S0HH22IIPE00V.html
知床半島ならいかにもという感じだ。
（２０１５年２月３日）