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What do you have against Franklin Delano Roosevelt? Since you brought it up, I think it's a fair subject to discuss!

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Great video, beautiful collection!

Fantastic!i enjoyed a lot!

Killer collection; But out of all those you couldn't find one to play for us? -Good grief, Charlie Brown 😢

Revisiting this video today! Where did you ever find a filing cabinet for transcription records! I need one desperately!!! Absolutely beautiful collection!

As a 33 year old (who just started collecting 78’s) this video was therapeutic to watch. It makes me want to go digging

Royal blue columbia transcription disc!!???

Really enjoyed this - thanks for posting!

Tons of forgotten gems!

Now that's what you call a record library.

I might be late but thats an awesome collection! im for 14 and im collecting 78s and more

More records you can ever listen.

Wish I could take pictures of all your record shelves and use them to wallpaper my house. Wouldn't be able to pull the records out but I could still browse on a rainy day.

Is Spike dead or alive ?

Stan makes an appearance in this doco. ua-cam.com/video/0JM3cmhQFrw/v-deo.html

I enjoy this...an accomplished quartet...

Heaven

Hola, tengo bastantes discos, compro y cambio, usted dispone para venta o cambio? Gracias

FABULIOUS

Thank you for this beautiful video. Am I right, that there is no woman living in your house?😉

the Danny & The Juniors 78s are super cool! i got the first press on singular.

thats a damn cool collection!

Do you listen to those book sets?

Hi Spike Found your channel and really good - hope to see you soon ! Regards Richard

Nice video bud!!

I could spend months in that room without leaving.

Very interesting stuff as most collector videos tend to feature from the 1960's onwards. I love finding rock n' roll 78's and it was nice to see some on the original US labels. We only had a small handful of labels releasing everything the UK during the fifties while America had such an interesting variety. I was in a charity shop (thrift store) two years ago and spotted a pile of 12" 78's which I usually ignore as they are always classical. For some reason I looked and the second one down was a 78 by Laurel and Hardy. It was their Cuckoo Song theme, in almost mint condition, and as a lifelong fan I paid my £1 and grabbed it. While pleased, I didn't think I'd found anything TOO special but it turned out that this was the only record they ever released (anywhere in the world) during their lifetime. It was released in the UK only, to cash in on their first UK theatre tour of 1931. Turns out it's worth a nice chunk of change, mainly because the B-side is a live recording of dialogue from the show they performed on the tour which has never been issued elsewhere as far as I know. So a real holy grail for Laurel and Hardy buffs. Wouldn't be surprised if you had one though Spike!

14:16 don't say Pa-they it's pronounced like Patty

7:22 when you start talking about RCA and the 33 1/3 records of the early 30's you need to mention that this was a spin off of the movie industry, the late 20's talkies using Vitaphone had RCA develop the 33 for "sound on disc" movies. The records were 16 inch. At first they were shellac but they developed vinyl for that purpose, at first it was called Victrolac.

Hello Spike, my name is Martin and i live in Hull, England. Looks like you have a large record collection. It's always a big upheaval when you move house on apartments hope you get things sorted and look forward to you talking about your records at a later date.

Were you ever able to get to the windows to put up some blinds :D

Thank you so much for making this video, all the best to you sir!

Refreshing and interesting. I wish more videos didn't include "Dark Side Of The Moon". Keep 'em comin'.

Wonderful! Boy!

It was an honor to get to play with all of these fine musicians/singers during my decades in Maine.

Whoa there Spike this looks fascinating, thanks for sharing.

Any Isham Jones Victors?

You got a lot of cool records . You got a lot of records that I have been looking for .

I don’t collect records, but I find this amazing!! 👏👏👏

Fascinating Spike. Thanks for sharing with us.

Fires/roof leaks/mold/mice/cat piss/rats/cardboard box's and old scotch tape/moving day/moving day again and again then death and a Dumpster on the curb and hired locals to clear out the place...did I miss any thing?

An awesome performance. I sure would liked to have been there.

You are an idol to me haha this collection is AMAZING! I have a 10 inch vinyl signed by Benny Goodman, Dizzy Gillespie and Stan Kenton. It hangs on my wall in the sleeve on a frame. I don't think I'll ever sell it. Oh lastly I do another channel called The Olde Timey Revue. I talk about history old records old books etc

I still have some 78s once owned by my late uncle who was once a jazz dj. I have never played them, because I cannot. But I’d be interested if you could tell me how rare they are and if they are still worth much.

What an amazing collection, really enjoyed you sharing it with me!!

Wow what a fun collection

Looking good here brother. I enjoyed this one.

Just messing with ya, one bass player to another from the Green Mountain State. You look and sound great. PS, Sean Mencher a fine Travis Picker in Portland has produced all of our recordings. Most were recorded in Cape Elizibeth.

Please respect your audience and the music with better stagewear. Good Lord, fashion sense.