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The good old days ❤

I will always be a fan of Viola MCcoy and eternally will wonder what she meant by I Ain't Gonna Marry, Ain't Gonna Settle Down (1924).

I will always be a fan of Viola MCcoy and eternally will wonder what she meant by "Tired O' Waitin' Blues (1923).

Beautiful Henry ❤

Need the lyrics

Figures in “Trilby” by George duMaurier and “Svengali” (1931)…. And possibly many other versions of the book as well

#ugottalisten2b4udie #thefouraces #alalberts #martygold When I think of how you looked that day In your gown of silk and lace I should’ve known the day you came my way that this was the time & the place.

He wasn't so good in dramatic roles at all, but he was a perfect lyric Baritone and his Falstaff is outstanding!

Why does this remind me of "Turkey in the Straw"?

A real classic of enduring popularity, with little change to the original, apart from greatly improved recording studio conditions!

This is a rare one.

Is this an Edison recording? The fullness of the sound, at least to my ears, exceeds that of lateral-cut recordings of that period.

Hot song! Thank you Tim!

Good lord, Vincent Price?

He was still using the name "Scanlan" in his last years, when he was living with a daughter in Westerville, Ohio. In an interview with Columbus collector Isabel Sayers, he said that when he was at a local store and gave his name, the store manager asked for his autograph.

Wunderbar!

A really romantic duet, from a prolific recording duo. Could you tell me which label its on please. I ask because they usually appear as pseuds, such as 'The Elliotts' 'The Two Filberts' etc.

A real 'evergreen' classic & love the number of phonograph/record ads you include in the slideshow. One thing I find interesting is that many of these ragtime instrumentals include another tune, in this case 'Ragtime Cowboy Joe' My recent posting of 'Down In Jungle Town' has a mystery tune, which no viewer has identified as yet.

greets with Poland

Cute song.

Cool! My relative is referenced in Billie Holliday’s first record.

Just love this❤

this is s fantstic recording ! Earl Hines ! yessss!

Thank you John.

Herrisen fortresz❤😅🎉😂❤❤😢😂

Great song!

Love this record ❤ Byron g Harlan ❤ adore ❤

What a treasure

My grandfather was the organist.

Not Threepenny, but The Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny. (Brecht and Weill)

Like a sequel to both The Lamb and The Tyger by William Blake.

Thanks for the bio. details, its always interesting to learn how these pioneers got into recording. The catchy song depicts a rather 'butch' woman, years before they would ever be allowed to enter military service. Has the record 'When Reuben Came To Town' any connection with The Wedding Of The Reuben & The Maid? I have & have posted that song. Its by Harry MacDonnough on the Climax label.

When was the disc made?

Hello. Do you actually have a copy of the Billie Holiday record shown in your video "I'll Get By"? If so, please respond, and I'll give you my email address. I'd appreciate it if you could email me the photo. Today is 10/18/2025

Cliff Bruner is my late great uncle

1:26 listen like Nissan GT-R 😂

Turn it up a notch please.

Tim tell me about them record labels, the Columbia ones with the color banners? They were for the export markets? I found a few of these in junk stores in Kentucky.

Look at these antisemites! Losers!

Minor details: "Murder," not "murdered." "Burg'lar's," not "burg'a'lar's," preceded by "the." His father "taught," not "told." I don't think it's "low" before "hell"...more likely "though." (Also: "hell's now...", not " hell is....") In the superimposed lyrics the spelling "Connoley" is given, but the usual Irish surname is "Connolly," without the "e," as given correctly in the notes and at the beginning. Another Irish surname is "Conley," as on the disc label, but that's not how Grayson says it. (The superimposed lyrics don't continue to the end of the song, for some reason.)

Ada jones ❤ len spencer❤ a joy ❤

nice copy

❤ Billy Murray ❤ everything he does is perfect 💯 he is the first rapper he's a trailblazer in the early music industry 🎉I love him he always makes my heart sing too❤

The reason why people are commenting about “Chica the Chicken” here is because Squimpus McGrimpus used a slowed down version of this track in their Five Nights at Freddy’s VHS video “Sound Response Check”. This isn’t the first instance of people commenting about FNAF on videos about vintage/antique things though; I’ve seen people comment about Freddy’s music box on videos about the Toreador March and Regina/Polyphon music box renditions of said song, as well as people bringing up FNAF on videos about grandfather/longcase clocks with the Westminster chime as the FNAF 4 game samples the chimes of an Urgos grandmother clock.

Do you know if RCA still has the original recording is the original recording done on a wire recording and how many microphones used in

Cute

Wonderful. ❤

Rinks true today's society

Nice late Berliner.

Greeting from Vienna Austria. Great Music. Joseph M. Knecht is always in our mind.