Bill Justis "The Midnight Man"

B side of "Raunchy". Sun records re-issue of 1957 Phillips(not Philips)45.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• pop
• rock
• Sam Phillips
• Panasonic
• BSR
• mini-changer

[stereobrowser]

Wow, i'm very impressed with the sound quality that Panasonic record changer of yours delivers! Sounds much richer than a CD in my opinion and great job of mounting a magnetic cartridge with that red-slided plastic from a high-class record player adapted to that B.S.R headshell, beautiful wood chassis, good work!!

[gregbarrett9]

@stereobrowser Thanks. The mods were more effective on this model compared to the all-plastic BSR seen in my earlier videos.

[gregbarrett9]

Thanks. I used a small wire cutters and an exacto knife to cut the plastic headshell. It still needs some tweaking, but the overhang is much better for a 7" record than it was.

[ChronicPain49]

I've been wanting to hear this song for fifty years, I had it as a child, it was the flip side of Jimmy Dean's Deep Blue Sea Thank you big time for this.

[Livingni]

GREAT!! Humble suggestion,...your sound quality would improve dramaticaly if you output the changer line out, to the line in of your amplifier. In other words, going directly into the amp rather than using a mike to record the sound. The record itself is in really great condtion, and it deserves the best playback availability.

[MikeBlitzMag]

As indispensible as Raunchy is, for some reason, this vocal flip side always seemed to have the greater appeal. Whatever the case, it's a classic single; one of the most perfect 45s of all time!

[jasonlava]

Is that a factory installed magnetic cartridge or did you do the mod yourself? That looks and sounds good.