78 RPM - Comments by Tane1976

78 RPM - Comments by Tane1976

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Member	Item		Review/Comment
Tane1976 14th May 2024		78 RPM Iff's Orchestra - Way Down Colon Town (1910)	I have to own up and say I moved recently and the record was completely smashed by the movers, so I no longer own it.
Tane1976 7th May 2021		78 RPM Melville Gideon - Here Am I, Broken-Hearted / Diane (I'm In Heaven When I See You Smile) (1928)	My example has the same royalty stamp
Tane1976 7th May 2021		78 RPM Artie Shaw - Swing Music 1939 Series, No. 297/298 (1939)	Mine is Australian pressing B.8893
Tane1976 16th Jan 2019		78 RPM Trinity Chimes Of New York - Lead, Kindly Light / Nearer My God To Thee (1913)	Record brought from Thrift Shop in Auckland, New Zealand, Jan. 2019. Sorry I made a typo. The artist is "Trinity Chimes of New York" not Cimes. [Now fixed. Thanks for uploading. Mod.]
Tane1976 16th Jan 2019		78 RPM Iff's Orchestra - Way Down Colon Town (1910)	I bought this record from a Thrift Store in 1999 or 2000 in Auckland, New Zealand and played it a few times, its very Edwardian Brass band type oompah music. Sadly it was accidentally broken in 2009 by my partner and now only plays last 30 seconds.
Tane1976 31st May 2017		78 RPM Mr. Ernest Pike - She Is Far From The Land / The Rosary (1912)	This record is my oldest that still plays, very scratchy and melodyless Edwardian growl with no melody, beat or SYN - CO- PATION at all.
Tane1976 31st May 2017		78 RPM Ana Hato And Deane Waretini - Po Atarau (A Maori Farewell) / May I Not Love? (1929)	Lovinda, it would be, but New Zealand did not get a record pressing plant until 1948
Tane1976 31st May 2017		78 RPM Ivor Moreton And Dave Kaye - Kitten On The Keys / Nola (1934)	Even though not credited, Kitten on the Keys was a 1921 hit for Zez Confrey
Tane1976 31st May 2017		78 RPM New Light Symphony Orchestra - Hearts And Flowers / The Glow-Worm (1928)	This record sounds medieval. Could be 1928, as a radio programme from November 1928 mentions playing it.
Tane1976 30th May 2017		78 RPM Gracie Fields - Now Is The Hour / Come Back To Sorrento (1947)	Now is the Hour is also known as Po Ata Rau and was written by Kaihau and Waretini in the 1920s.
Tane1976 30th May 2017		78 RPM Andrews Sisters - She Wore A Yellow Ribbon (Round Her Neck) / Now! Now! Now! Is The Time (1950)	A1 should be Wore not Wpre, typo, my bad sorry. [fixed-mod]
Tane1976 30th May 2017		78 RPM Bing Crosby And The Andrews Sisters - Quicksilver / Have I Told You Lately That I Love You? (1950)	My one is similar except is says "Made in New Zealand" not going through the rigamarole of listing a separate record for it.
Tane1976 30th May 2017		78 RPM Bing Crosby And The Andrews Sisters - Quicksilver / Have I Told You Lately That I Love You? (1950)	My one is similar except is says "Made in New Zealand" not going through the rigamarole of listing a separate record for it.
Tane1976 30th May 2017		78 RPM Guy Lombardo And His Royal Canadians - Five Foot Two Eyes Of Blue (Has Anybody Seen My Girl) / Hop-Scotch Polka (1950)	Hop Scotch Polka is unbelievably catchy.
Tane1976 28th Mar 2017		78 RPM Jack Hylton - More Old Songs (First Record) / More Old Songs (Second Record) (1929)	I have an Australian pressing of this record.