Edison A-250 Diamond Disc Phonograph Plays "My Gal Sal" By Winegar's Pennsylvania Boys (Wonderful!)

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Uploaded by on Aug 9, 2009

I still get goose bumps all these years later when I listen to this FABULOUS rendition of My Gal Sal by Winegar's Pennsylvania Boys on Edison. It is nothing short of a jazz masterpiece, start to finish, in my opinion. The arrangement is wonderfully unique and the band plays flawlessly. I searched for many years before finding an example of this elusive electrically recorded Edison and was thrilled to find the nice example you are listening to here. I can vividly recall many years ago when I was speaking with a long time Edison record collector and I asked what his favorite Edison record was. He quickly responded with My Gal Sal and recommended that I get ahold of it. He had just one copy and he said he would never part with it no matter what he was offered. The title sounded pretty boring to me but I took his advice. When I finally located a copy years later I was totally captivated as I listened. He was absolutely right and I will always appreciate his steering me toward this record. Thanks so much for stopping in and I hope that you enjoy this record as much as I always have!

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  • Love it! My Dad used to play this song all the time on the piano. Thanks so much for posting. What a beautiful machine you have there!!!!

  • @Kayswiss59  Thanks for your nice comments!

  • OMG! That's an old record player and record - it's awesome!!! 

  • @WinterHaven Thanks WinterHaven! Glad you enjoyed this.

  • WOW! I'm speechless. This recording is a true masterpiece.

    A great disc!

  • Thanks for your comment! That's exactly how I felt when I first heard this Edison disc too!

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  • great sound

  • Edison Phonographs, of course were to me the Mc intosh of talking machines from 1888-1929. It is sad that Edison didn't put Victor out of business.

  • We've got the same disc; it is one of my favorites as well and I've posted it on my U-tube site. We have different notions of how fast it should be played, however. ; )

  • I see and hear why you get goose bumps. Great, great piece! Thanks for sharing it.

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