Ay, Ay, Ay. Michele Fleta ( In Spanish with Orchestra).

Fleta singing on a pre 1925 acoustic recording.This is uploaded for an enthusiastic Fleta Fan somewhere out there!.
Anyone any idea as to the date and any extra information about this record?

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Spanish
• Tenor
• 1920's
• 78rpm.

[paulostroff99]

If that is possible,than this is even superior to the other version on you tube.I love both so much that I shall surely wear them both out.

[85scampi]

So pleased you like it!. I have had this record many years( I was 13 when I bought it) and have always enjoyed it!

[jozefsterkens]

You have the rare acoustical copy!

[85scampi]

Judging by all the interest this record has generated it would seem this is a very fine copy!. Do you have a date of recording by any chance?

[jozefsterkens]

you have one of his first 4 recordings in their original single sided form: recorded in Milan 17 April 1922, catalogue nr 2-062009, later published as DB 525 in the international red lable catalogue, it should be played at 76 rpm, matrix CE-391-1-2, should be take 2 that was used. In mint condition value 25 euro.

The electrical recording (a bestseller) was made in Barcelona 9 December 1930.

[85scampi]

Many thanks for this Jozef. I am always interested in precise recording information for my collection, this is ultra concise!. Many thanks.

[hindalix]

This song belongs to the chilean composer Osman Perez Freire.Thanks for post it.

[dionisio184]

the angels voice...great song..tito schipa´s version is spectacular....a spanish genius

[saltburner2]

@kspm01

17th April 1922, recorded in Milan with Carlo Sabajno conducting.

[jozefsterkens]

Well I have as many books as records (The Record Collector is a must for vocal record collectors on 78 rpm)

[jozefsterkens]

sorry, correct speed 76,60 rpm