Paul Whiteman with Bing Crosby "After You've Gone" 1929 Victor Credenza

[TMBELM]

Great recording but I can't download it. Is it restricted?

[1926VictorCredenza]

@TMBELM I have no idea!

[Gileohi]

Curious, why would you want to use a new needle every play? That would quickly get expense if you listen to many records a day, don't ye think?

[1926VictorCredenza]

@Gileohi It's a lot less expensive than replacing the rare record! The needles aren't that expensive, and you can order them 1,000 at a time.

[Gileohi]

@1926VictorCredenza That may be, but especially if you use a cartridge needle - mine for example would cost me 25 or so dollars a play... if that isn't expensive than colour me pink.

[1926VictorCredenza]

@Gileohi The kind you are talking about are designed to be used more than once.

The type of needle that a Victrola uses are designed to be used only once, then thrown away. We're comparing apples and bananas here.... Two completely different types of needles.

[78rpm78rpm]

Andy Secrest, not Bix.

[1926VictorCredenza]

@78rpm78rpm I'm going to use your post as a blanket "catch-all" for my mistake:

I'm too lazy to fix it, and I didn't research the record when I was posting it. I'll get around to fixing it one day....

[GennettRecords]

Hi,

Ought to let you know that Bix isn't playing on this. This was recorded on Oct 18 1929; the last session Bix played with the Whiteman orchestra was on Sept 13 when he recorded Waiting At The End Of The Road, which was released on Col 1974-D

[TuberOnTheLoose]

@GennettRecords - My Bix discography concurs with your statement. The last listed Bix recording session with Whiteman was the September 13 date. Since I'm also a big Bing fan, this is a nice record all the same.  Beautiful machine you have there, 1926VictorCredenza.

[victrola1906]

What a sweet recording! The combination of an electric recording in good condition on a nice Credenza with a solid reproducer is unbeatable. Good record, nice machine, great video! Thanks for sharing.

[1926VictorCredenza]

@victrola1906 Thanks for watchin'! Those Columbia Vts are almost indestructable! They really sound good and stand up to multiple plays.

[DGatsby]

Wonderful!

[VTMCompany]

hi, i have this one being played on a viva-tonal 602 model...it's also a royal blue release...feel free to check out any tonal difference between the two videos of this fine bix and tram number...

[sideshowtink]

now, that is one beautiful machine!!