I May Be Wrong by Glen Gray & Casa Loma Orch. from 1935 transcription record.

This song was never released commercially, and only used for broadcast over radio stations in the 1930's.
The version here came from a "Hindsight" CD compilation back in 1995, and it features great remastering from the original 16-inch, 33 1/3 rpm, vertical cut transcription records recorded in 1935.

The one problem I found in the sound was a slight echo added between left and right channels to try to get a "psuedo stereo" effect from the original mono recordings, most noticeable on headphones. I played the CD through my stereo system, using the mono control to combine the left and right channel which made for a more focused sound by canceling out the slight echo.

Otherwise, this record has very good sound by 1935 recording standards.

Enjoy this Big Band classic performance by Glen Gray & Casa Loma Orchestra!!

Transferred to digital using stereo components on my channel background photo.

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• I May Be Wrong
• Glen Gray
• Casa Loma Orchestra
• 1935
• transcription
• big band
• jazz
• Hindsight
• vertical cut record

[althazarr]

Great CD! I might have to get it for all the other tracks. I just posted this one a few days ago on a 78.

[lrh1966]

Thank you for checking it out!!...These songs have been restored to original mono by undoing the fake stereo echo added by CD maker.

[fromthesidelines]

Actually, Glen and his Casa Loma boys recorded a commercial 12 inch "78" version of this for Decca in July 1937, with Pee Wee Hunt delivering the vocal (see "althazarr's posting of that version).