78 RPM - Comments by henry29

78 RPM - Comments by henry29

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henry29 11th Sep 2024		78 RPM Ben Davies - Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes / I'll Sing Thee Songs Of Araby (1924)	The Speed on this one Is 80 and not 78. H.
henry29 20th Oct 2019		78 RPM Lorimer And Lawrance - Isle Of Capri / It Says So In The History Book (1934)	Label's added. H.
henry29 20th Oct 2019		78 RPM Hardy And Hudson - We Just Couldn't Say Goodbye / Me And You (1932)	A-Side label scan added. Run out (We Just....) Side Is "852-2 6" and the Other side (Me and You) Is "853-2 5" . H.
henry29 20th Oct 2019		78 RPM Carlton And Bailey - Open Up Dem Pearly Gates For Me / She Was Poor, But She Was Honest (1930)	While searching for another one of these I found this one. H.
henry29 27th May 2018		78 RPM Count Basie - Topsy / Jumpin' At The Woodside (1938)	Just Enjoy. UK Pressing. H. Gong Show Theme. [YouTube Video]
henry29 27th May 2018		78 RPM Sid Phillips - Red Silken Stockings / Deed I Do (1951)	Just Enjoy. Holland Pressing. H. [YouTube Video]
henry29 17th Nov 2017		78 RPM Walt Disney's Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs - With A Smile And A Song / Dig-A-Dig-Dig (1938)	I thought I put these up. But does not seem so. I have these as well In Mint condition. Oh well at least they are here now. H.
henry29 11th Jul 2016		78 RPM Arthur Tracy - The Street Singer Medley, Part I / The Street Singer Medley, Part II (1934)	Did Arthur ever do a Track Called "Sweet Basket Of Flowers" Or Is this a Lyric In one of the songs Here. Need to Know ASAP. Thanks. H.
henry29 2nd Aug 2015		78 RPM Salon Orchestra - Hearts And Flowers / Intermezzo (1927)	Hi Anyone Out there knows of a Song from WW2 with the Lyric "My Sweet Basket Of Flowers". Either the Original Title or Artist, Or anyone who sang It. I think it would have been Music Hall Song. I Know It Is Irish. Thanks. H.
henry29 21st Feb 2013		78 RPM Camille Howard And Her Boy Friends - Please Don't Stay Away So Long / Million Dollar Boogie (1951)	Have you looked at these on the Specialty Records site? The date given for this one is 1951. http://www.globaldogproductions.info/s/specialty.html Might help a bit. Try this one to: http://78rpmrecord.com/ And maybe this: http://www.radionostalgia.nl/
henry29 5th Feb 2013		78 RPM Louis Armstrong With Jimmy Dorsey - Dipper Mouth Blues / If We Never Meet Again (1936)	OK 78 Cat's What do You think of this. Good or Sacrilege. Dancing on the Edge the Official Soundtrack is out now Decca Records is proud to present The Louis Lester Band, formed for the brand new BBC TV series Dancing on the Edge starting tonight on BBC2. Their debut release contains all the spectacular music from the five-part drama series by acclaimed writer/director Stephen Poliakoff. Set in the early 1930s and starring some of the UK's finest big screen talent including Chiwetel Ejiofor (Children of Men, The Shadow Line, American Gangster) and Matthew Goode (Watchmen, Leap Year, A Single Man), Dancing on the Edge follows black jazz musicians, the Louis Lester Band, as they find fame amongst the parties and performances of London's upper class society. Adopted by the city's more progressive socialites, including members of the Royal Household, the band are seduced by an intoxicating mix of music, money and parties. Click here to watch the fantastic video for Dead of the Night Express Emerging at the forefront of an explosive musical movement, the band, fronted by singers Jessie (Angel Coulby) and Carla (Wunmi Mosaku) from the show - with support from some of the industry's finest session musicians - is inspired and based on the American jazz bands that came to London in that time - Louis Armstrong in 1932 and Duke Ellington soon after. Behind the music is Emmy Award and BAFTA-winning British musician and composer, Adrian Johnston (Becoming Jane, Brideshead Revisited, Capturing Mary), whose original score provides the perfect backdrop for an extraordinary period of immense change.
henry29 1st Feb 2013		78 RPM Buchanan And Goodman - The Flying Saucer Part 1 / The Flying Saucer Part 2 (1956)	The Goodman Is Dickie Goodman. There Is a CD of His Records Available.H.
henry29 30th Jan 2013		78 RPM Buchanan And Goodman - The Flying Saucer Part 1 / The Flying Saucer Part 2 (1956)	Hi Whyperion You don't need a Powerful Computer. All You need Is Magix Audio Cleaning Lab. Any one off them. Them Record The Parts You want to mix together. It comes Out as a Sound Wave. Then Play through Your Recordings Find the Two Parts You want to Nit together. And You can Zoom In So You Can see the parts of the Sound wave Slide them about till It sounds Right Them Move to the next Section. You don't have to put the Sound Bites In the Right Order Ether. You can Move them around on the Spit Window. So Easy. I make Jingles for my Disco with this So I know It works.H.
henry29 27th Jan 2013		78 RPM Sir Lancelot - Calypso (1943)	Also by Horace Faith Here. .http://www.45cat.com/record/ams817 H.
henry29 27th Jan 2013		78 RPM Phil Harris - Goofus / The Thing (1950)	So much So that It was Number One In America. Very Funny Too.H.
henry29 17th Jan 2013		78 RPM Arthur Godfrey - What Is A Boy / What Is A Girl (1951)	Brilliant Never thought I would see this Anywhere. I Used to have It, But It and Bingo Jim Reeves Cracked In the Move. I Have What Is A Boy, Digitized. But not The B-Side. What Is A Girl.Nice.Played a Lot on Junior Choice. H.