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Uploaded by mtorringa on Feb 18, 2007
Look at this movie of my Philips FX603A radiogram (1950),and listen to the wonderful voice of Billie when she was 20 years old!What a little moonlight can do is from 1935,and the label is Columbia - CBS
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Wow! Thanks for sharing this with us on here!
dontwasteitdoll 11 months ago
Wonderful to see the actual record in action. LOL Sounds great. Thanks.
Loumademe 1 year ago
great sound!
ahleutea 2 years ago
This was from Billie's first recorded session with Teddy Wilson's band, on July 2, 1935, for Brunswick [this copy is most certainly the "red label" Columbia reissue from the late '40s {36206}]. Benny Goodman, Roy Eldridge, Ben Webster, John Trueheart, John Kirby, and Corny Cole are Teddy's "sidemen" here.
fromthesidelines 3 years ago
oops...mine is dated 1935 also
magpieeye 3 years ago
I have this same record...dated 1937
magpieeye 3 years ago
beautiful track, i have it on my 1959 ami jukebox which you have inspired me to record :) thanks for sharing the beautiful player too.
pigpendino 3 years ago
I could almost die to have this record player. Amazing, simply amazing. (And great song too)
TeteFutuito 3 years ago
BILLIE HOLIDAY who died in 1959 is the scratched-by-life voice of this LP.
Pearl Bailey who eventually was named 'Ambassador of Love' is not heard on this recording.
famedmlp 3 years ago
How true!! To me cd's sound so tinny that 78 rpm sounds almost perfect and what's this crapp about about cds lasting for ever. after a while the incoded information on them starts to break
down. on record depending how to take care of it could outlast any cd
sopaman1234 3 years ago