Enrico Caruso - Tarantella Sincera (1911)

[masterdragic]

Exsta sounds

[Arellessful]

What an uplifting performance from Rico, guaranteed to put a smile on your face, many thanks.

[capoest]

Fantástico!!!!

[65attila]

Stunning- the voice and singing has the warmth and sparkle of Southern Italian Sunlight.

[31operafan]

What a fun song. :) I liked the photo in the beginning. He must be listening to one of these marvelous recordings.

This one is sped up a little, too, but that's OK. The quality is great, though. His voice sounds so clear.

[Aetion]

This giant could sing everything!

Thank you.

[eblackadder3]

Played back a bit too fast.

[lahmur]

Facinating almost a hundred years ago.

[merrihew]

This is your best sounding posting. Extraordinarily quiet especially for an HMV pressing. Didn't you play my copy when you were here? Wonderful record.

[transformingArt]

Well, like you said, I played your copy when I was there. As far as I remember, your copy was a German 'Electrola' pressing, and I believe it didn't sound so well since it was little bit worn out. And of course, this sounds extraordinary good. Maybe this is an exception from typical HMV pressings.

[audioception]

keep it up--i'm learning a lot!!

[schipa456]

me too.

[tHEnOOSEsWING]

Yes this is one of the best versions of this neopolitan song, not only for Caruso but also across the historical tenors of the early last century. Thank you.