1928, Smiling Skies, Coon Sanders Orch. Hi Def, 78RPM
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1929, Ploddin' Along, Anson Weeks Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot2,308 views- 2:41
1933, Fly Away to Ioway, Ted Fiorito Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot1,961 views
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1927, Louder And Funnier, Coon Sanders Orch. Hi Def 78RPM .wmvby Prozoot1,128 views
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1925, Let It Rain Let It Pour, Meyer Davis Orch. Hi Def 78RPM .wmvby Prozoot2,449 views
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1932, In The Dim Dim Dawning, Paul Whiteman Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot2,803 views
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1928, Rainbow, Ben Selvin Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot2,248 views
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1929, Marbles, Herman Waldman Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot2,128 views
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1929, Will You, Won't You, Be My Babe? McKinney's Cotton Pickers, Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot2,497 views
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1927, That's Who!, Al Lentz Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot1,983 views
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1929, What Have You?, Al Goodman Orch. Hi Def 78RPM .wmvby Prozoot1,896 views
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1929, Mona, George Olsen Orch. HI DEF, 78RPMby Prozoot3,072 views
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1928, Mighty Keen, Charley Straight Orch. Hi Def 78RPM .wmvby Prozoot1,277 views
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1928, Borneo, Bix, Frankie Trumbauer Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot4,428 views
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1932, Lovable, Enric Madriguera, Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot2,689 views
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1932, 'Long About Sundown, Don Bestor Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot2,235 views
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1930, Why Am I So Romantic, Sam Lanin Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot12,636 views
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1930, Red Head, Phil Spitalny Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot1,690 views
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1930, Here Comes Emily Brown, Henry Thies Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot2,537 views
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1933, I'm Nuts About Mutts, Del Lampe Orch. Hi Def, 78rpmby Prozoot2,501 views
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1929, Bottoms Up, Phil Spitalny Orch. Hi Def, 78RPMby Prozoot2,121 views
I want the lyrics for this song, but can't find them anywhere =(
halfapeanut 2 months ago
Is that Joe Sanders singing at the end? It sure sounds like him!
KrazyKartoonKid 1 year ago
Victors of that period sound so much better than equivalent HMV pressings. Far less surface noise (the notorious HMV cotton flock caused a cracquele effect, sounding like frying bacon) even on well-worn records. German Electrola, part of the same family, made laminated records (like American and British Columbia) and are near silent too.
syncopeter 1 year ago
Great tuba work which was a hallmark of these great old bands. Glad younger
people are discovering this tuneful music all over again. I've loved it since
listening to my Dad's 1920's-30s records back in the 1940s. No faking it here
with synths or overdubs. These guys were MUSICIANS!
4freespeech 1 year ago 2
"Leaving the smiling skies" was probably a code for the traders to slowly sell the stocks on the stockmarket.
MediaHoax 1 year ago
@rojoknox , It is take 2.
Prozoot 1 year ago
@Prozoot : No yawns from this "Victor Freak"! Have been trying to acquire Coon-Sanders' only V-38K issue for years and here you've posted one side of it...along with an unissued tune! What take of BVE 57498 is this? Discographical data, PUH-LEEZE! Thanks so much for posting.
rojoknox 1 year ago
SUPERB MAN THX 4 POSTING
BronxRapper 1 year ago
love the "ain't you baby" cut. it is so good to find such wonderful music sounding so good. thank you.
bill3murr 2 years ago
Wow, what a great luck to find it! Before I only heard Benny Meroff's instrumental version and loved it a lot. It's just awesome to find another version, especially with vocal! Thank you! "Ain't you Baby" was a nice bonus ;)
genatzvalee 2 years ago