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A Barrage of Nigel Farage UKIP I dont follow politics as they all are afraid of loosing their jobs if they say the wrong things...But I found thi...

as usual, it was removed so someone must reupload it. download it while you can!

Moyea FLV downloader (Trial version) is great for ripping youtube...

The "Cuddle Trot" is the new dance sensation that will sweep the nation!! Or maybe not. Vocal by Irving Kaufman. Recorded March, 1930

After You've Gone Malmo Jazz Gang 2008

In another film I received from trombonist Dymitr Markiewicz we see him leading a band he called the Malmo...

Vocal by Chick Bullock. Recorded January, 1934

A 12-inch 78 rpm, vocal by Jack Payne. Songs include: "I'm In The Seventh Heaven", "Little Pal", "Used To You", and "Why Can't You"

Vocal by Speed Young. Recorded July, 1930.

A Gennett recording. Vocal by Jerry White. Recorded March, 1929

I haven't seen this record on youtube yet, so here it is. A really great performance.

Jack Albin & his Hotel Pennsylvania Music.

Columbia CB 86.mx w149825.vocal by Brox Sisters & Rhythm Boys.from "King of Jazz" 1930

The musical by and starring Noel Coward, Conversation Piece, premiered in 1934 in London. The female lead was given to Yvonne Printemps, a French a...

Here is the flip side of "Life is just a bowl of cherries". A popular song from 1931 well played by the ARC studio band.

An old popular German tune nicely recorded by Columbia. I don't know Columbia's catalog number system for their ethnic series but it must have bee...

Vocal by Frank Luther

Recorded October, 1930

An utterly brilliant skit featuring Joe Flaherty as Jack Klugman as Quincy, Cartoon Coroner! Also starring Dave Thomas, Tony Rosato, and Rick Moran...

Edison Blue Amberol #5386 played on a Amberola #75 phonograph.

This is a 12 inch radio advertising record by RCA Victor for Lucky Strike cigarettes. Dinah does a great job, and the band is exceptionally good!

An electrically recorded Edison Diamond Disc, a very worn copy. The only diamond disc released of this band, a very good group. Vocal by Walter ...

Recorded in New York October 5, 1908.

Played at 75.3 RPM, then sped up 7 cents in editing.

Vess L. Ossman - Banjo, Theodore Morse - Piano, unidenti...

New York, January 19, 1929...Nothing special, this is simply a nice Photophone recording of a tune that I frequently find myself humming. Like most...

There are no sisters here, only Joe Mooney, pno-voc. Dan Mooney, voc. Tommy Dorsey, trb. Dick McDonough, gtr.

Recorded on February 23, 1931.

Vocal duet by Dan and Joe Mooney, Joe Mooney plays piano, Tommy Dorsey on trombone, Dick McDonough on guitar. Recorded May, 1929

Musikkapelle Willerazhofen beim Kreismusikfest in Ziegelbach am 06.06.2010.

http://www.musikfescht2010.de/

http://www.mk-willerazhofen...

Lustige Musikanten 1994

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This is from a 78 rpm Lucky Strike cigarette advertising record. Great singer, great band, great tune, great arrangement. It's all right here!

Personnel perhaps: Louis de Vries, Fritz Pallmann, tpt. Emile Christian, trb. Eric Borchard, ten-sax. Billy Bartholomew, alt-sax, clt. Sascha Dicks...

This is a medley, the songs listed are "Don't Wear Your Heart On Your Sleeve", "If Your Kisses Can't Hold The Man You Love", and "You Do The Singin...

This is a medley, the songs listed are "Follow A Star", The First Week-end In June", I Never Can Think", and "You Do The Singing."

An electrically recorded Edison Diamond Disc. The matrix number on this one is 11918. I assumed that the electric disc matrix numbers started with...

This is by far the loudest Diamond Disc I have heard. There is an unbelievable amount of energy in the grooves. The diaphragm held up though.

This is Vernon Dalhart singing "Go Emmaline". His voice is so clear in this selection that it is easy to picture him recording it as he sang into ...

I just wanted to demonstrate how clear this diaphragm is by playing a banjo selection.

My 350Z

Clevelanders-A Year From Today (Buddy Blue) Banner Records-78-0541-1929

Vocal by Joe Sanders. Recorded November, 1929

Enjoy my new discovery! A Coon-Sanders "lost" tune from 1928!

Recorded just 3 months before "Ball and Chain", when the band was at their peak of h...

An electrically recorded Edison Diamond Disc. Vocal by Ed Kirkeby. Recorded September, 1928

Hit song from Maurice Chevalier's early musical film "Playboy of Paris" Vocal by Irving Kaufman. Recorded September, 1930