78 RPM - Comments by nboldock

78 RPM - Comments by nboldock

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Member	Item		Review/Comment
nboldock 31st May 2017		78 RPM Joe Franklin (The Friendly Farmboy) And His Mimosa Quartet - Death Is The Wages Of Sin / Satan's After You (1951)	Please remember to conduct trades/sales/purchases by private message as we are not a trading site. Thanks.
nboldock 22nd Apr 2015		78 RPM Nat Gonella And His Georgians - Swingin' The Jinx Away / The Skeleton In The Cupboard (1937)	Fine in the UK.
nboldock 9th Feb 2015		78 RPM [no artist listed] - Wind And Hurricane / Thunder Storm (1929)	Welcome to the site RB!
nboldock 8th Feb 2015		78 RPM Les Compagnons De La Chanson - The Three Bells (The Jimmy Brown Song) / That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day) (1950)	Silver-on-black labels added. Just BIEM and no "speed" on the left.
nboldock 8th Feb 2015		78 RPM Sid Phillips - Havin' Fun / South Rampart Street Parade (1954)	Label variants - matrix number on left instead of at the bottom.
nboldock 8th Feb 2015		78 RPM Teresa Brewer - A Tear Fell / Bo Weevil (1956)	Label variants added - different font for titles and catalogue numbers, and "Copyright Control" notice at bottom of labels. Extra rim text.
nboldock 26th Nov 2014		78 RPM The Gremlins With The Ron Grainer Sextet - Who's Sorry Now / The Drawl	I know you're not supposed to get the band wet or feed them after midnight. Does that help?
nboldock 11th Nov 2014		78 RPM City Of Birmingham Orchestra - Faust (1946)	First disc of a two disc set. I don't have the other one.
nboldock 22nd Oct 2014		78 RPM Maggie Stott - The Singing Mill Girl (1935)	There is a copy for sale on Ebay, the selling price is cheap (£2.50) though it's in the UK (and I see you are in Australia) so the shipping may set you back quite a bit (and you'd need to cross your fingers that it arrives in one piece). Unfortunately it doesn't seem to be on YouTube at the moment. Hope you manage to get hold of it somehow. Here's the Ebay link - click.
nboldock 20th Oct 2014		78 RPM Nora Brockstedt - Det Som Skjer, Det Skjer (Que Sera, Sera) / Jolie Jaqueline (1957)	Seems reasonable to me.
nboldock 18th Aug 2014		78 RPM Herbert Beerbohm-Tree - Anthony's Lament Over The Body Of Julius Caeser (1906)	That IS cool.
nboldock 18th Aug 2014		78 RPM The Crew-Cuts - Sh-Boom / I Spoke Too Soon (1954)	Agh! I feel your pain...
nboldock 8th Aug 2014		78 RPM [no artist listed] - Part 1. Gems From "Lilac Time" / Part 2. Gems From "Lilac Time" (1929)	Originally submitted by gregs78s (moved from Classical World).
nboldock 24th Jun 2014		78 RPM Charlie Barnet - Drop Me Off At Harlem / Gulf Coast Blues (1945)	Looks like either 1944 or 1945 based on the catalogue number sequence.
nboldock 24th Jun 2014		78 RPM Chris. Hall - Meet Me In My Dreams Tonight / Tribute To Our Aero Heroine A M Y (1930)	Thanks for the info :-)
nboldock 22nd Jun 2014		78 RPM Chris. Hall - Meet Me In My Dreams Tonight / Tribute To Our Aero Heroine A M Y (1930)	Anybody know anything about this guy? Picked up a copy of this at a car boot sale today. Keen to find out who Chris Hall was but nothing much suggesting itself via Google. Incidentally the labels are dark blue but the scanner has made them look black.
nboldock 18th Jun 2014		78 RPM Glenn Miller - Take The "A" Train / Pennsylvania Six-Five-Thousand (1953)	Absolutely! Very nice it is too.
nboldock 27th May 2014		78 RPM Chuck Berry - Sweet Little Sixteen / Reelin' And Rockin' (1958)	Found this at a boot sale yesterday for pence, and was just about to celebrate our good fortune when we discovered it was cracked :-( Bah!
nboldock 7th May 2014		78 RPM The Beatles - Lady Madonna / The Inner Light (1968)	The unicorn applies for records that were scheduled for release but never made it (for whatever reason). If a record simply does not exist (and was never scheduled to exist), then the unicorn isn't really right. I think it should stay as it is for now. If we can prove it doesn't exist, then for me it gets deleted. However (and I think we would all prefer this outcome) if we can prove that it DOES exist, well...
nboldock 7th May 2014		78 RPM Paul Robeson - Joe Hill / John Brown's Body (1956)	Yeah, I bet they are. Great work. Marvellous things.
nboldock 7th May 2014		78 RPM Paul Robeson - Joe Hill / John Brown's Body (1956)	These Topic 78s are fantastic, fokeman. How on earth did you manage to find them all?!
nboldock 30th Apr 2014		78 RPM Kitty, Daisy And Lewis - Messing With My Life / Coco Nuts (2011)	Yeah that was my hunch too... haven't played it yet but will soon find out I guess! Thanks.
nboldock 29th Apr 2014		78 RPM Kitty, Daisy And Lewis - Messing With My Life / Coco Nuts (2011)	Does anyone know if this is microgroove or not - we've just got a copy and wondering whether it should be played with the standard 78 stylus or flip over and use the normal one? There are no clues on the sleeve that I can see.
nboldock 3rd Apr 2014		78 RPM [no artist listed] - English Train Starting, In Motion And Stopping / American Train Starting, In Motion And Stopping (1929)	You have to wonder what on earth the point of these things was, if they weren't even the real sounds!
nboldock 5th Mar 2014		78 RPM Jesse Crawford - Estrellita (Little Star) / La Paloma (The Dove) (1927)	Sorted; thanks.
nboldock 5th Mar 2014		78 RPM Bing Crosby - The Moon Got In My Eyes / (You Know It All) Smarty (1937)	Wow. Smart.
nboldock 17th Feb 2014		78 RPM Milt Buckner - M. B. Blues / Oo-Be-Doop (1949)	Sounds like it, yep. We'd love to see scans of your labels if possible. (Add them to this page).
nboldock 13th Dec 2013		78 RPM The B.B.C. Symphony Orchestra - The Planets Suite, Op. 32. Records 10, 11. (1945)	Agreed, "parts" or "sides" would be clearer.
nboldock 18th Nov 2013		78 RPM Sid Phillips - Runnin' Wild / Mammy O'Mine (1955)	"Runnin' Wild" is a frankly bonkers freeform jazz wig-out (not really what I was expecting!). "Mammy O' Mine" is more traditional Big Band fayre.
nboldock 11th Nov 2013		78 RPM Paddy Ryan - The Man That Waters The Workers' Beer / The Internationale (1939)	They're great. I like the Ewan MacColl one too... in fact I might have to get me one!

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