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More than a Spanish influence! The use of castanets makes this 100% Spanish and 0% Argentine. If this piece was intended as a sample of Argentine music the goal was not achieved. Instead of castanets they should have introduced a bandonion (or at least an accordion or concertina if a bandonion was not available). But it was 1923; the idea that Hollywood or Broadway may had about Argentine music was probably fuzzy.

Fantastic recording! I was lucky enough to pick this record up for $1.99 at a Goodwill. Without a doubt one of my best finds.

Nice!

wow

what a delightful song

Beautiful music, perfect for reading a good book with. Or writing one.

If you're wondering why everyone is saying Cartoon Dog, I'll explain it. Cartoon Dog is a creature created by horror artist Trevor Henderson. When a Trevor Henderson addon was added to gmod, Cartoon Cats (Another Trevor Henderson creature) fans already gave him a theme song. So the creator of the addon made this song play whenever Cartoon Dog appears. Thats why its his theme song. I personally like how many people were led to this song because of it, but its sad how much it overshadows it.

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One of the most distinct voices in music - a rare talent - deserves to be better remembered -the emotion she gives the number leaves all the others who recorded this number in the shade

Oh all last fall I was going down to county seat ???? gorge or forge and that's where dear old Jim Hornton but he must go along. Had said to watch what ?? was round him and he'd go down to county seat with me and he could get a job on the jury. Seen as how I had a job being a witness, well, we went down there and I said, Jim, where we going to shop at? and Jim says, "Well now I don't know, I ain't been down here in quite a spell but I got a friend here, got a hotel, his name is Bug. His last beau was in a bughouse." Hahahhaah Like Jim was just crazy, to get into the bughouse, well, we went over there and Jim introduced me to Mr. Bug and lady Bug and Miss Bug and all the little Bugs while lady showed us up to our room, made us comfortable around. He says, "That's a pretty good bed, Bug." Hehehehhuhhahahaha Well was getting a little bit chilly early in the fall, and I said, "I guess we'll have to have a fire, Bug." After that we went down to the dining room to eat supper and got to eatin' and Jim says, "I am pretty hungry, I guess I'll have another potato, Bug." Hahahhaah Well I was a little thirsty so asked, guess I'll have another glass of water, Bug." Well, after supper was over, Bug was out in the yard chopping up kindling for the next morning, and, up come a thunder storm. It's just a thundering and lightning, Jim went out and said, "Guess you better come in or you'll get struck by lightning, Bug." Well, he took a tumble, Bug did, coming into the house, and we started around for bed time, went up to bed, and I hear the noise out in the hall and I looked out and saw him, there was a hired girl kissing bug." Hehehehhuhhahahaha and I just got to the conclusion he was a pretty sly old bug. Well next morning I went over to the courthouse and they put me on the witness stand, but, lawyer said he couldn't accept my testamony, cause he heard that I had just got out of the bughouse. Hehehehhuhhahahaha While I got ready to go back home, I went over to the hotel after Jim and, Sheriff was there, and he said, "The way Jim has been carrying on, he'd keep him in the bughouse." Hahahhaah

How often do tractors just not have that ripcord attached onto it by default?

It usually starts first pull, but it had been of gas so it had to get gas back into the system.

What would have this been used for? Reminds me of ride on lawn mowers

It looks hard to start

THE BUGHAUSE

Recorded electrically in St. Louis on 12/2/25. Victor's other release by the International Novelty Orchestra is acoustically recorded.

Oh my gosh that is so neat! You "timed" it perfectly.💖

How old is it?

For some reason to-day I could only recieve this Mexican station and this Russian religious station.

So this is the earliest known guitar blues ever recorded.

Man i love alot 1920s songs!!

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Hm, this fits my new infected Hedgehog character Spikly! An artist hedghod that gpt infected by one of his art helpers, throwing the substance 128 on his right eye wich cracked his eyeglass, then he took a piece of crystal that he has, a grey one wich he would take ONLY if he knew that his life is in danger and then turned infected, he by the way has around 8 diffrent categories of crystals in his painting room wich he sometimes schetches to calm himself, he is a talented artist known across the globe practically. Now he just wanders around his painting room.. alone listening to 90's music

Cool video!

That was different.

So wonderful ! Happy New Year!🎉🎶

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Lee was the best!

Pretty hot jazz here.

Superb arrangement, especially the ending. Great sound.

I would sample this but some random Cartoon Dog shid made this popular so no

Notice Frank Trumbauer's great C-melody sax solo at 3:43. The great Lester Young always named Trumbauer as his one and only influence and said, "I liked the way he slurred his notes." That's very much in evidence here. Vaughn De Leath was a radio singer, not part of the Whiteman organization, who'd already recorded this song a year earlier. She'd been told to lower the register of her voice so she'd sound better in broadcasts.

Fantastic

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Simon's eighty year-old experiment to compose music

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Well what's the label tad i can easily identify this for you

It sounds exactly like youd expect it to with the title 💀

Night time was made for loving It's the right time for gentle loving.

This is a great one.

Very nice edison record. I wonder if that edison phonograph can go slower like 33rpm?

Its a good day when theres a Tadfafty upload

Been searching for this song! Heard it on an youtube shorts ad (wierd i know) and when i searched for it on google music search, it came up with a random artist and they had stolen the song, thanks for posting

Great gem record!

Good to hear Biily Murray again. From cylinders in the early 1900's to early 1960's LP's He was a survivor:)

Acoustical recording it seems. Anyway, better than nothing.

I think it’s really interesting how this machine works

Got this on both 45 and 78, i find too much of this label!

Amazing

Is it fixed?