Ted Weems - You're The Cream In My Coffee

[MissRockabillyChick]

This is such a happy tune!

[MichaelHansenFUN]

in a way you should post up 2 versions, one with surface noise and one without, call the surface noise "alternate version"

GOOD STUFF!!! I am 38 and love this type of music!

[MichaelHansenFUN]

it kinda ends like an old movie

[MichaelHansenFUN]

i have noticed a lot of other setups have also cancled noise out basically, not just this one...

[MichaelHansenFUN]

i had one of these which did 78's but ruined my other records...

[noguiaram]

great transition to digitial!

[SuperJuniorDrWhoLvr]

AWWWW! This is an amzing song! Sooo adorable!

[SuperJuniorDrWhoLvr]

@SuperJuniorDrWhoLvr *Amazing* sorry :)

[MrCrazyGrampa]

PLEASE post a video that has the crackles and pops. Thats one of the best parts of old music.

[MichaelHansenFUN]

@MrCrazyGrampa in a way you are right...

[jeff94582]

I love the fact that 90% of all the noise has been cancelled out......The song sounds GREAT!! Thank you for posting.

[MrMoviefan30]

I wish music was still this way.

[Janeblueheaven7]

Love it...

[TheMorbiousStone]

like a time machine! amazing

[jdcc061]

Too bad it isn't Harry Reems...I can just imagine what type of "Cream,"...LOL...but, then I wonder what red tipped stir stick he'd be using...Thanks for this great song.

[aficionado1936]

Wow! What a zestful rendition of this timeless song.

Thank you!

[grahamdalby1]

Hi this is Graham Dalby - you can get my version on a new re-issue, its the Jack Hylton or contact me and I'll send you a copy.

[parlophonman]

Great record ! Thanks !

[SIMPFANN]

This was one of my late grandma's favorite songs- tomorrow would have been her 90th birthday if we hadn't lost her last June. Thanks for posting this. Rest in peace, Jessie.

[Pino4649]

I wish they'd play stuff like this on the radio. I'm tired of hearing the same "oldies" songs played over and over and today's music is not my cup of tea.

[vivienneleblanc]

Fantastic ...always loved this version best of all, and you did a great job cleaning up the pops. Please do more of these great old albums :)

Thank you!

[hypergolic]

Check out Max Raabe's Palast Orchester performing this song.

[rudiherold84]

What's the heaviest weight you can put on the arm where it won't hurt the record?

[baghend]

Wow! What a hot band and a great recording- lots of versions of this song but this one really stands out. thanks so much.

-Bill

[bengusandlex]

Marvellous song, just love this era of music and song.

[glamourgirl1938]

Ah! I've been searching for this version FOREVER! I first discovered this great, catchy song on a 1920s music site that gave me a VIRUS! After that, I could not locate this song for the life of me. Thanks SO MUCH for posting! :-)

[Deutschnazionaler]

Ich liebe dieses Lied - einfach tolle Musik der Dreißiger Jahre :DD

[Cylinderphonograph]

Sounds great.  What type of electronics setup have you there?

[Aaron1912]

Thanks. I used an ION USB Turntable which can connect directly to the computer and I used Audacity to smooth out the crackles and pops.

[JeffHendrie]

@Aaron1912 I still use a 1955 Philco, and I'm 15. It smooths the sound for me. XD

[KamilaOesterreich]

Tolles Lied! Ich bin begeistert!

[muchmemory]

Love the old 78rpm sound. And good news: saturated fat not as bad as we thought:& the best part I like a little coffee in my cream while listening to big bands

Tim Stephens

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[awhitsel]

I never thought that you could play one of those old Victrola records on a modern turntable. Wouldn't that wear out your stylus faster?

[beowulven]

Those beats sho nuff do be kicking.

[Harlan346]

This is, indeed, delightful. I'm bringing the lyrics to sing for my breakfast buddies on Monday.

Love ya, YouTube!!!

[1912cunard]

it always amazes me how well these recordings sound even now...great recording and version..I like. I have this amongst my collection....

[TheMaxx111]

Thanks for these postings. You really recoreded these well! How did you record the sound?

[vovulkaz]

very good! GREAT! Marly-Wunder.

[Jo7welder]

Fantastic, i love this.

[hautxtalons]

OMGG. I remember this from the Miss Bradley Masterpiece Mystery series!! Wow!

-total nostalgia-

[N734NJ]

@hautxtalons I know lol. That version was by Graham Dalby And The Grahamophones and is also nearly impossible to find.

[Bremenheute]

One of my favorite recordings.

[patoman881]

Il y a d'un version de cette chanson a francais?

[Adixmus]

j'adore cette chanson et surtout cette version que j'avais entendu il y bien longtemps sur un vieux gramophone dans un grenier et plus entendu depuis;merci

[iainr222]

the early Ted Weems band 1923-1934 was just magic tight arrangements hot solos toe tapping mandatory! As for his later recordings well DONT ASK ME!

[frsdonahue]

Nothing can EVER compare to the sounds of the 20s!! Thanks!

[j0andc0]

Love this music, makes me want to get up and start danc.... well perhaps not.

Seriously though really enjoyed this. Thanks.

[fromthesidelines]

Recorded on October 19, 1928...

[1276epr]

In my humble opinion, this is one of the top Orthophonic 78s of any dance band in the mid to late '20s era.

[dianamaryflorence]

My husband and I loved Ted Weems back in the 1920's. I inherited my husbands records after he died in 1990. He had a bunch of records that I did not know about including this one.

[eldorado303]

awesome :)

[jfford]

It is wonderful music unlike anything being produced today.

[UKKarsten]

This music is still produced today. Of course with another singer... Search for Max Raabe here in Youtube. I think, his Palast Orchestra doesn't do such a bad job too.

[KamilaOesterreich]

@jfford Da hast du vollkommen Recht !!

[horarwgt]

The all-time best-version of this song, highlighted by the ever delightful whimsy inherent in Parker Gibbs' voice. The band really swings on this perfect arrangement and performance, which reached #7 on the U.S. hit parade in 1929. Note that is impossible to listen to this and not feel euphoric. Only bad thing about it -- it ends!

[oxfordruse]

This is the opening theme song to the wonderful but short-lived '90s BBC murder mystery, "The Mrs. Bradley Mysteries". Love it.

[bluejaysj]

im related to ted,

well at least i think i am.

my last name is weems.

[nancy516911]

Thanks so much for posting this...I absolutely LOVE it! I found it quite by accident, I was discussing with my better half the second line of the song. He said it was "You're the meat in my stew", and I was certain it was "salt in my stew". I won, thanks to you! What did I win? An ice cream soda with 2 straws, that's how corny we are!

[KuraiUchiha]

I love this kind of music. Or anything jazzy like puttin on the ritz!

[burnt62]

The best version of this classic number. Even Nat King Cole couldn't match this ... though many may disagree ! thanks for posting

[parlophonman]

Very good recording!! I like it very much !!Sorry for the wrong video nr.1! You can delete it if you want !

[cvwtzhaar]

"Heartaches" along with this are probabley m favorite ted weems recordings.

[beeswaxer]

o'yea thanks

[beeswaxer]

i love this music

[buzzbaybear]

great tune! nice combination of new and old technology. I love the acoustic machines but not even the best Victrola Orthophonic sounds this good!

[horarwgt]

One of the greatest records ever made by anyone! Reached #7 on the hit parade for Weems in 1929. I could listen to this all day!

[Stanwell1920]

Yes, really good version. Thx for sharing!

[Shurayuki18481]

This is a good version :)

[Paddy3443]

NICE!