All By yourself in the Moonlight - 1929

This record at least 80 years old

The Electric recording process allowed smooth tone coroners to shine and soon Performers Johnny Marvin, Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra were the sound in demand. This song like many before the Stock market crash was light hearted and fun. Johnny Marvin made a good living and was about to retire when he lost his savings the flowing October after this was released. He later reinvented himself as a cowboy singer in the thirties until his death in 1945. Even though being alone in the moonlight is a great bane of many people, this record is not my favorite Johnny Marvin Record. I will post Sweetheart of all my dreams at a later date.


Title:All By yourself in the Moonlight
Label:Victor Orthophonic Scroll Label
Composer:Jay Wallis
Recorded:January, 18 1929
Artist:Johnny Marvin
Record Number: 21851-B
Format: Electrically Recorded 78 RPM Record
Technical issues:
Early Orthophonic record No EQ curve (modern Equipment must have a flat level pre amp) Turntable Speed 78,


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Recorded in Shiprock New Mexico Monday, April 24, 2009on a TTUSB ION turntable.

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