JOHNNY CASH - THERE YOU GO / SUN #258 78 RPM

[upstart1776]

Cool!...raspy 78 sound the way it's meant to be heard...thanks!!!

[easyfriend71]

I would like to say to all of those who do not know or have not experienced: the sound of a 78 is unique, it is not simply about the speed, but the physical sensation (auditory) of that dynamic spectrum which only a 78 rpm shellac spun through a good sounding player can create. That sound is only mockingly reproduced through media such as YouTube and CDs. In person, it is an incredible feeling. Peace to LynchburgSourMash.

[nudracr]

good old johnny with that paper in his strings ,and the bass man working it over, sounds like a horse walking

[curacao86]

@easyfriend71

Your so right. The sound of 78s is unique

[canthecan1968]

I love this song!!!!!!!!!!

[Leonaheart00]

Nice!!!!

[lilythepink123]

Wow I never realised Johnny Cash recorded on 78rpm. Surely there were already 45rpm by then? I think even stereo recordings existed from 1955?

[BarryShane1Monstrok]

i have no clue about records but I liked you writing about it.lol

[nathenism]

whats it gonna take to keep you here????

[LynchburgSourMash]

Howdy! I'll probably bop til i drop...........

thnx for visiting and supporting my site

L.S.M.

[kmcwhq]

Man.....cool stuff.

Almost monotone....what a sound!

[therryberry]

What a echo

[castilloda]

Very nice disc record.

[Somekid420]

It's called a 45 foolio

[LIBERTYMADISON]

no, it's a 78. 78's are larger and they play at a faster speed.

[blastingrod]

Johnny Cash was some kinda'

TUFF when he started out! I

actrually get a big kick out

of his early SUN material!!

[LetsRockTonight]

>:D