vintage wind up gramophone playing oogie oogie wa wa on ...

[steviebboy69]

actually i havent considered selling this machine.

[PINKBOY1006]

is this machine for sale.

[MrXnews2]

I believe that this disc is from 1922.

[XxXEMOBOYx]

cool song! 

[psefti]

Thank you for sharing .. we had a record of this song but it was sung by

Elsie Clark .. I played it over and over .. loved that song ..

[gramophoneshane]

Billy Jones was a great artist. I quite like his solo stuff. He seems to have had a much bigger solo career than his partner Ernest Hare.

Your HMV 101 looks & sounds great too. It's easy to see why the 101 was HMV's most successful pre-orthoponic portable.

[monicavm]

That's great! The sound isn't bad at all.

[steviebboy69]

hi,

i have a few songs there in my video's. they do sound quite good. the brass horn model is very loud.

[gretchin123]

Sent you me. now don't laugh. he he.

[gretchin123]

Your muz is fun to listen too. I sent you Guy Lambardo. O.K. I hope you like it. Jessica.

[steviebboy69]

ok thanks for that i will check it out.

steve

[gretchin123]

I kept this one, and the R.C.A. dog, yeah what a trip. Loved it.

[steviebboy69]

u kept it?

favorited?

or you have this record and kept it?

[gretchin123]

I put it in my favorites.

[tubellarbells]

Thanks for posting!. I had a similar RCA Victor gram. What song and artist is that ?.

And how do you get the widescreen format ?.

[steviebboy69]

the song is oogie oogie wa wa, by billy jones.

Oh the widescreen was because i had recorded the footage with my video camera in the widescreen mode.

i forgot to turn it off.

[RobinMetrocolor]

Cool song, Quite catchy.

[steviebboy69]

yeah it its

its most likely from the 30's.

quite a well worn record, but it sounds better on the gramo, rather than a more modern turntable.

[babukhi]

mmm