1920’s Dance Jazz on the 1927 Victor 10-50 Orthophonic Victrola
Автор: Dan The Victrola Man
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Although it sounds like it’s destroying the record when it drops into the receiving drawer, it is designed in such a way that it is harmless . The receiving drawer is padded and lined with felt. Most of the records that came with this Victrola have been played on it by three generations of the same family since the 1920’s, without breaking or scuffing one. The needle used here is a new-old-stock RCA Victor Chromium needle designed for multiple plays.
The music;
1. When The Robert E. Lee Comes To Town by Harry Reser’s Banjo Boys, vocal by Tom Stacks, recorded January 6, 1928.
2. Baby Face by Jan Garber and His orchestra, vocal by Benny Davis, recorded June 29, 1926.
3. You’re The Cream In My Coffee by Ted Weems and His Orchestra, vocal by Parker Gibbs, recorded December 14, 1928.
4. What’ll You Do? by Johnny Hamp’s Kentucky Serenaders, vocal by Hal White, recorded November 9, 1927.
5. Won’t You Tell Me Hon by Waring’s Pennsylvanians, recorded January 31, 1929.
6. Miss Annabelle Lee by Ted Weems and His Orchestra, vocal by Dusty Rhoades and Parker Gibbs, recorded July 28, 1927.
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