Using a portable Rek-O-Kut record cutting machine / lathe to make a 78 rpm record. More at the 78 rpm Collectors Community: www.78rpmcommunity.com
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And so we continue to delve into one of the rarest recording sessions in jazz history: The Complete Comet Records Session by Red Norvo and his Selected Sextet. The second officially released cut, entitled ""Slam Slam" Blues"". Just a one-off session, swing really does meet bop here. :) What makes this an intriguing listen is Bird's solos in this and the alternate take that will follow - it's like listening to the development of "Parker's Mood" - 3 years before he recorded it. :) The personnel for this June 6, 1945 session are: Red Norvo - vibraphone Dizzy Gillespie - trumpet Charlie Parker - alto sax Flip Phillips - tenor sax Teddy Wilson - piano Slam Stewart - bass JC Heard - drums Dig.....
Red Norvo Dizzy Gillespie Charlie Parker Flip Phillips Teddy Wilson Slam Stewart JC Heard mainstream jazz yt:stretch=16:9
This record at least 90 and recording is 92 years old This is maily for 78 RPM records from 1938 to the beginning of 78 records. Record from 1939 to 1955 all have technical issues that are sometimes unique to each year. There have more than a few Messages sent to me about how to play a 78 RPM record on a modern Turntable. so i have put the most common answers on this video. Also i've included the diffrence between a regular Turntable Pre Amp and a Flat level Pre Amp. And of course if you have anymore knowledge or have a question please share and comment. Title:Serenade Goodnight Beloved Batwing Label Composer:E. Nevin Recorded:May, 29 1916 Artist:McKee Trio Record Number:18190 Side B Format: Acousticrecorded 78 RPM Record Technical issues: Acoustic Recording no EQ curve(modern Equipment must have a flat level pre amp), turntable speed (about 76) Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. Recorded in Shiprock New Mexico Wednesday, Tuesday, April 09, 2009 on a TTUSB ION turntable.
How to play 78 RPM records modern Turntable questions amp flat RIAA
This one's for fellow YouTube users "The SwingShift" and "RICKROLLBLENDER" - got some good, rich sound out of this one, folks. Not an original scroll issue, but it was still pressed with the original, strong stamper. ;) And TD's sentimental sound is on full display here with Edythe Wright lending the voice - sweet stuff. :) Dig.....
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This is the Limited Edition double 78 RPM 10" vinyl. Side A - Good Vibrations Check out my channel for more Records! www.youtube.com ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ This is for personal use only. Do not copy any portions of this audio for any reason. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
The Beach Boys Good Vibrations 78 rpm record store day 2011 Heroes and Villains vinyl
Respected harmonica man Larry's famous theme for the classic British film of the same name. 'Genevieve' was a 1904 Darracq car driven by John Gregson and Dinah Sheridan, who enter it in the annual London to Brighton Veteran Car Run. Much dastardly rivalry develops between friends Kenneth More and Kay Kendall in their Spyker car, wagering a race to the finish. 'Genevieve' is still going strong today, and lives in Australia fully restored
50's Film Movie Theme Genevieve Larry Adler Harmonica 1953 78rpm
Here is my Birch Bros. Hand Crank Phonograph, fresh out of storage. It's not in fantastic condition, but it's still got it where it counts. Watch as I play a Glenn Miller - In The Mood 78 rpm 'Bluebird' RCA record on my old vintage phonograph. Enjoy watching my adventure in Hand Crank Phonograph world. -Mike :)
Hand Crank Phonograph Gramophone Record Player Birch Bros Glenn Miller In The Mood 78 RPM records vintage antiques
From A Decca 78 With Bob Zurke At The Piano Another Fine z8rpm restoration by the worlds formost 78 enginner (who is unemployed so help him!!) for more 78's, Radio Transcription Discs and My very Own Restoration "podcast" see ade42.blogspot.com
This is the first Music Video I have ever made. I have some 16mm films, (mostly produced in 1950s) and recently I found out that one of them is a nice short film named Danse Macabre. According to the information on IMDb, this film was produced in 1922, starring Adolph Bolm, a famous Russian ballet dancer and choreographer of that time. So, I made a Music video, using a 78rpm record from my collection, Saint-Saens' Danse Macabre, with Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra with Leopold Stokowski Conducting, Recorded in 1925. (Correction from 1924) As far as I know, this is the very first electrically-made Orchestral recording in the world. Hope you'll enjoy this.
16mm Silent Adolph Bolm 1922 1924 Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra Stokowski Saint-Saens Danse Macabre 78rpm
nostalgia - September song-Frank Sinatra [COLUMBIA] 78rpm
Now before I start getting technical about this and other 78 restorations let me tell you a bit about why I'd even attempt to do this. Im a big fan of the Big Bands to the point I've spent more than 10 years presenting "Swing Type" Radio shows showcasing top swing bands of the day (and today!) playing arrangements that are SOLID! not the same old same old "In the mood" "Sing Sing Sing" stuff oh no sir, in over 1000+ shows I've not trotted out the old "standards" but played top arrangements that you may have never heard. In doing this I would pull out old LP's and Buy loads of CD's, Now i used to get VERY VERY annoyed when I'd hear a 78 that had A LOT of "Work" on it. to the point that all the "Top End" was gone. OK it takes most of the "scratchyness" away yes i agree, but it also kills the music FULL STOP. Now when i was a lad and played 78's quite a bit, If some mad scientist offered me a device that would take away 10 say 20 percent of the surface noise I'd have paid the earth!!.. so now 20 years later why do people think that if its not "clinical clean" Its not a good job?!?!? Well let me tell you as a Audio engineer AND a Muso that almost 70% of my 1000's of CD's are pretty much Junk to my ears. OK Ok you might think I'm mad at this point but when i hear a Sax section sound like it's underwater you might know what i mean. so i spent a few good years recerching how would be the best way to play and clean these 78's for my radio shows. after reading 40 years (1939-1980 <b>...</b>
Larry Clinton 78rpm Audio Restoration Jazz Swing Big Band Ade Gregg Adrian
Hank Williams (the best singer songwriter to record country music in history) - Ramblin Man - MGM 78rpm record released in 1953 lyrics: I can settle dow-own and be doin' just fine Till I hear an old train rollin' down the line Then I hurry straiaight home and pack And if I didn't go, I believe I'd blow my stack I love you ba-aby, but you gotta understand When the lord made me He made a ramblin' man. Some folks might say that i'm no good That i wouldn't settle down if I could But when that open road starts to callin' me There's somethin' over the hill that I gotta see Sometimes it's hard but you gotta understand When the lord made me, he made a ramblin' man. I love to see the towns a-passin' by And to ride these rails 'neath god's blue sky Let me travel this land from the mountains to the sea 'cause that's the life I believe he meant for me And when i'm gone and at my grave you stand Just say god called home your ramblin' man. **be sure to check out my other 78's!**
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Now HERE'S a mystery label - along with the "American Record" 78 of the Don Byas Quartet I'm posting, which is surely from the same recording session - whenever that may be. ;) See, the matrix #'s are seqential on the records, but the records have NO issue/catalog numbers!!!!! Can anyone (DaveSwinger?) enlighten us on these mystery records? UPDATE: Courtesy of fellow YouTube user and record collector "DaveSwinger": "'New York, Sept. 17. - American Records, the new label which is slated to make its appearance within a few weeks is backed by Enny DeVries, prexy of International Record Company, heretofore confined solely of waxing French and special material. Label, which has Bill Simon handling the waxing end is featuring small hot groups and has already cut "Dark Eyes" and "Slam, Don't Shake Like That." - Billboard, 22 September 1945' This record was issued probably in November 1945. It may have even been reissued under the American Record banner the following month. There is a trade ad in the 22 December 1945 Billboard magazine that list these two as follows: American Records A1001 - Laura / Dark Eyes A1002 - Stardust / Slam, Don't Shake Like That They were distributed by Goody Record Distributing Co. located at 853 9th Ave in New York City." Anyways, the personnel for this September 6, 1945 session are: Don Byas - tenor sax Johnny Guarnieri - piano Slam Stewart - bass JC Heard - drums Dig.....
Don Byas Johnny Guarnieri Slam Stewart JC Heard mainstream jazz yt:stretch=16:9
If you want to contact me, try : twitter.com Here is one of the rarer items in my collection; Gioconda de Vito (22nd Jun. 1907 ~ 14th Oct. 1994) Beethoven: Romance for violin & orchestra No.2 in F major, op.50 29th May 1948, Abbey Road Studios, London Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Alberto Erede. This in an audio enahnced version of an earlier posting of this record. Some computer speakers take this version better... Hope you like this version! To my surprice, this is the first Gioconda de Vito item on youtube... :) I de-clicked and eq-ed the record myself. For more classical mp3's, take a look at by blog with the Dutch Radio 4. It's in Dutch, but at the bottom of the pages are my transfers of pre 1958 Lp's. Please write on the blog what you think of the recordings! old.radio4.nl old.radio4.nl old.radio4.nl old.radio4.nl old.radio4.nl old.radio4.nl Enjoy!
furtwangler Gioconda de Vito Romance for violin orchestra in major op.50 78RPM Philharmonia Alberto Erede
nostalgia Jealousy-Mantovani and his orchestra [COLUMBIA]78rpm
Margareta Kjellberg was the grand old lady of swedish "visosong" and "Flickorna i Småland" is still a verry popular song in scandinavia and has been recorded by many artists and bands over the years The song is written by Karl Williams in thee yerar 1912.
Margareta Kjellberg Flickorna i Småland visor viser svensk swedish 78rpm 78 rpm
At long last and due to multiple requests, after posting the first recording of this composition under the title of "Salted Peanuts" on the Manor label (which can be heard here: www.youtube.com ), here's the more famed and acclaimed version on Guild 4 months later. :) The personnel for this May 11, 1945 session are: Dizzy Gillespie - trumpet Charlie Parker - alto sax Al Haig - piano Curley Russell - bass Sydney "Big Sid" Catlett - drums Dig.....
Dizzy Gillespie Charlie Parker Al Haig Curley Russell Big Sid Catlett be bop jazz yt:stretch=16:9
The song some believed to be Elvis, was written between sets by Harold Jenkins (aka Conway Twitty) and drummer Jack Nance when they were in Hamilton, Ontario, playing at the Flamingo Lounge. The record took nearly one year to reach the top spot on Billboard, as well as #1 in 21 other countries
Original UK 78 RPM edition (London American Recording HLU.8580) played on my Olivetti Tube Record Player, "Tequila" is a 1958 rock instrumental by "The Champs". The title of the song constitutes the entire lyrics, and is spoken three times during the song. Heavily referenced in American Popular Culture, "Tequila" became a number-one hit on both the pop and R&B charts and remains popular amongst fans of the golden age of Rock 'n' Roll.
The Champs Tequila 1958 UK American Popular Culture Latin-Tinged Instrumental Classic Oldies Rock 'n' Roll
Sun #243 From May 1956 (C.Perkins/H.Griffin) This tune was co-authored by Curley Griffin.A neighbour of Carl in Jackson TN.Griffin was a DJ and also did songwriting and stage performences. I think mr. Griffin are most known for us musiclovers for his song "Got Rockin' On My Mind" on the Atomic label.The rumour says it to be Carl Perkins doing lead guitar on that session. The guitar accompaniment to Griffin's voice many times sounds pretty much Perkins, i personally think.
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Born Otha Ellas Bates 'Bo Diddley' was one of musics great pioneers and his title of 'The Originator' is richly deserved. Bo on guitar, Otis Spann on piano, Lester Davenport on harp, Frank Kirkland on drums and Jerome Green on maracas this all time classic was released in March 1955. Always loved the story of when Bo and the boys went on the Ed Sullivan show in November 1955 and were expected to perform the Tennesse Ernie Ford hit '16 Tons' but when they went on they sung this record instead and were never asked back !
For me this is the best performance of this popular song. No one sings it quite like Gigli. The record is rather worn . This was a great family favorite and played many many times. HMV DB 6463. 78rpm.
Beniamino Gigli Tenor Canzone Napolitana HMV 78rpm Gramophone Caruso Buti
