♫ RARE ORIGINAL RECORDING || I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles)

A rare never before heard original recording of I'm gonna be (500 Miles) by an unknown Scottish folk band, believed to be recorded sometime in the 1930s.
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[@michaelsandford1015]

I was conned

[@thomashickey2282]

Where can I find it on Apple Music

[@TonyRumsRecords]

Unfortunately it's only available on Deep Fried Apple music

[@fiddlepants5947]

Awesome tune! Even if it was AI found in an old pizza box

[@michaelsandford1015]

So the people on the old photo has nothing to do with the record id thought i going to listen to an original version of 500 miles by the programmers

[@TonyRumsRecords]

Dear @michealsandford1015,
Allow me to illuminate the fog that shrouds your expectations. The venerable photographs you beheld, though steeped in antiquity, is but a whisper from yesteryears past, bearing no kinship to the immortal duo known as The Proclaimers.
However, you are indeed on the precipice of an extraordinary auditory discovery! The version of "500 Miles" you have indulged in is an authentic relic, a genuine masterpiece conjured by an obscure Scottish ensemble whose names have all but faded into the mists of time. It is whispered among the highlands and lowlands that these enigmatic troubadours first breathed life into this melody with a raw, unfiltered spirit, complete with vernacular that was as vibrant as it was unrefined.
It was on a serendipitous expedition through the rugged Scottish terrain that The Proclaimers chanced upon this hidden gem. With ears attuned to the winds of destiny, they unearthed this song from the annals of obscurity. Moved by its rustic charm yet mindful of its more robust expressions, they tenderly refashioned it, sanding away its rough edges and bestowing upon it the polished essence that has since captured the hearts of many.
Thus, as you prepare to lend your ears to this pristine rendition, know that you are not merely listening to a song. You are embarking on a journey through time, embracing the spirit of its originators, and experiencing the unadulterated fervor that first inspired The Proclaimers to bring it into the limelight. Enjoy this rare opportunity to connect with the roots of a beloved classic, and let its original, unvarnished beauty resonate within you.
Yours sincerely,
Chief Fry Cook on the S.S. Blumpkin,
Tony Rums.

[@Tysto]

What is this AI shit?

[@TonyRumsRecords]

No AI here pal, the record was just discovered in an old pizza crunch box in Aviemore

[@detaildevil6544]

This is definitely AI generated. My best guess is UDIO. What a way to ruin a channel.

[@TonyRumsRecords]

Dear detaildevil6544,
I am utterly flabbergasted that you would accuse Tony Rums Records of employing artificial intelligence to create our music. Such a claim is nothing short of a gross misjudgment. Every note, every chord, and every heartfelt melody from our label has been meticulously crafted by the hands of our exceptionally gifted musicians, honed through decades of dedication and passion.
Our compositions are not the cold product of algorithms, but the warm, resonant result of human artistry and soul. Tony Rums Records is built upon the blood, sweat, and tears of virtuosos whose talents are nothing less than transcendent. To insinuate otherwise is to tarnish the legacy of our musicians and the authenticity of their creations.
I implore you to explore our back catalogue, where you will find the genuine essence of our music, brought to life by the human heart and spirit.
Sincerely,
Port Admiral Tony Rums

[@detaildevil6544]

@@TonyRumsRecords Sorry, I just got the joke by looking at the other videos.

[@TonyRumsRecords]

It's all good! Just having some fun