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That tuba is driving really hard!

Still as Rockin as first time I heard it and that's 40 years. Appreciate the clean copy so's I can hear that banjo better.

This works great for gorilla tag ghost trolling lolol

Someone i beg you add this on spotify

Wonderful!

Me When A Strange Flower Pot Goes C2:

So beautiful

Big mystery though - who played the instrumental version, with the saxophone solo, that frequently plays in the background in the officers' club in M*A*S*H.

I haven’t the faintest clue what any of these comments are referencing, but I just really love Paul Whiteman. A beautiful rendition of an Irving Berlin classic ❤

Makes me think of Lilly savage 😂

The vocal trio also seems to include Ed Kirkeby

"Math never existed."

This used to be synonymous with dementia Now It's synonymous with ha-ha funny blue-and-white mickey mouse

Very odd. I lookup Teddy Salters and I end up with Eddy Walters. How efdup is that?

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This song is so familiar

This was the only big label release in the US of this notable hit tune. Columbia had Ben Pollack cut it with his new singer, Doris Robbins, but wouldn't issue it. Not sure Victor even went that far.

O allways feel like i was there at this time and that i know this music although i was born in 1970.does anyone eles feel this strange sensation?

Love that piano!

Best version ❤

I prefer the original 1920 for it's straightforward arrangement which was outdated by 1928.

The vocals sound very similar to Pat O'Malley!

With this we derive the dirigible 70

Pov: you wake up to this song. a sadistic, sociopath wearing nothing but some old clothes, a butchers apron, a bowler hat... and a half mask of the 1st modern serial killer wiping the blood off of his his scalpel

Excellent sound from Victor's first foray into high fidelity. I really enjoy those 24000 series records posted by the Prof.

Only a rose I give you. Only a song dying away, Only a smile to keep in memory Until we meet another day. Only a rose to whisper, Blushing as roses do, "I'll bring along a smile or a song for anyone" Only a rose for you.

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1932: Cool Song 2024: 👨🏿‍🦯🍑🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️

Who's here in 2025? 👇

The sound engineer at the OKeh console turned down the bass on this one.

This is the best version of the song I've heard to date. I realize it's a very rare record. The orchestra is Adrian Schubert at his best. Paul Small did a nice job with the vocal. My second favorite is The Ipana Troubadours, but Schubert's Orchestra and his vocalist are better.

I’m glad the caretaker has introduced me to all these songs. Now I wish I was around when these were new

Here from unorthodox cat

A favorite song. Thanks.

Lightest swingiest band of all time: and so neglected credited...... 3 1/2 stars....

I love this recording. I wish I could go back in time and live in 1932 for a while.

I strongly suspect that the trombone at 0:45 is future bandleader Will Bradley, who'd played with Noble's 1935-1936 orchestra that recorded for RCA. This session was done in New York, likely using studio musicians, and that was where Bradley was based at the time.

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Starting piano chord are truly a banger, as well as the rest of the song.

Prueba de sonido.

As a clarinetist and saxophonist, I really appreciate the solo and section playing on this side. I also really treasure my old 78 r.p.m. copy of this pairing ( which has, unfortunately, seen much better days ). Many thanks, from Richard Laine, in Canada.

Is this selection also, like ''Lulu'' on the other side, by Al Dubin and Harry Warren? I have the old record but I don't recall the composer info from the label. ( This record is also in much, much better shape than mine! ). I've very much enjoyed hearing both tunes for the first time in decades -- Thank You, Rick!!! Yours, Richard Laine.

Spooky dookie ahh song

This song is so beautiful and perfect for the fall season, it really deserves a place as being a song for Halloween equivalent in status to what winter wonderland is to Christmas

Thanks for posting. Never heard this one before but found a 78 I may want it now. sweet vocalist !

Fred cut so many great records from 1923 until he temporarily stopped in late 1932. Never heard this one until now. Fred outlived most of his 1920s era colleagues (died in 1984, age 84)

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other issues: ARC 8-02-02, Conqueror 8971 (mx 22009-1).

Anyone here in 2024?

Nice version. The other one I've heard so far is Will Osborne's version.