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Nice to see this channel is still doing stuff. Great transfers of amazing music.

I absolutely love this song…one of my faves from the late ‘20s…the Pennsylvanians were one of the very best dance bands.

Wonderful rendition of this classic song…one of my favorite versions.

Recorded on March 8, 1928. The song was written as the "theme" for Lon Chaney's 1928 silent movie of the same name.

I have surely stumbled across something very interesting

Recorded on March 8, 1928.

The vocals are Dick Robertson. Chester Leighton seems to be a pseudonym. He has recorded another version alongside this.

Looks like a German copy of a Decca Record from England. The performer is either British or German.

Frankly Baur was in excellent voice.

This is one of my favorite Nat Shilkret recordings.

Something I noticed is that between 3:00 and 3:03, there seems to be a stray strum of what I can only assume to be an upright bass. It's a little difficult to make out, but that is quite an interesting blunder if that's what the sound is. There also seems to be some high-pitched squealing beginning around the 2:00 mark and ending at 3:03. I believe that is due to the way the record was pressed, though I am not completely sure as to how this could've happened.

What would this sound like broken?

Recorded exactly one month after I entered this world. Thank you for sharing this lovely song.

Recorded on January 2, 1936.

These days, it would be "The Broken *CD".* 😉 "My sweetheart..... You're gor-gor-gor-gor-gor-gor-gor-gor-gor....... Gorgeous toni-ni-ni-ni-ni-ni-ni-ni-ni............... Ah, the hell with it!" 😠

Recorded on January 2, 1936. Also released on Conqueror 8620 and Melotone "6-03-01" {March 1936}.

My favorite song from Sammy Fain, in the movie "Harold Teen" 1934. Sammy sings it himself in the movie.

I need about tree fiddy

Such an elegant rendition of this charming Astaire and Mercer tune. Thank you for posting.

Thank you for posting this wonderful novelty tune, so crisply performed by the band!👍👍👍

Better version!

I have a question, do you know anything using Reach for the Stars by Richard Harvey?

Slow, slow, quick quick slow . . 😃👏👏👏

Lost my dad 90 last year 4/20, mom 91 just this past Cinco de Mayo 2023. Bearing burdens w you. Chin up, kid.

I adore this old music as I try to play guitar this is hard ,so innocent and beautiful ❤️ dad's army 😅

Decent Instrumental, kinda enjoy the vocal oddly, never heard of Ford Britten, i have a feeling its a Pseudonym but also that its a real person.

Chester Leighton is almost definitely not a real person and not a real orchestra director, the name has been used by various band leaders during the early 20s on various Columbia Dimestore Labels, like Velvet Tone, Harmony and Clarion, some band leaders that have used the name Chester Leighton are Ben Selvin, Fred Rich, Sam Lanin and a couble others. Sam Lanin being the specific conductor of this recording date.

Love it. Kooky lyrics! A perfect specimen of 1934 songwriting!

He says his letdown will be "like the 1929 market crash", but unlike that one, he can see it coming!

EATEOT fans * Find heartaches * Automatically them: The caretaker I can't believe it's just a burning memory

I can't believe it's just a burning memory

I have the record, still in its original paper sleeve.

Can't believe I didn't see this for so long! Thanks for uploading!

Given the sheer number of "Heartaches" covers, it is interesting to see how many different takes there are on the song, even if some are similar. I feel like this version is slightly more similar to the original track than the Al Bowlly cover, so it's like it's a transition state towards the Al Bowlly/Ray Noble cover.

Silly and Fun.

With vocal by none other than Sam Browne (who recorded tons of these comedy vocals, as well as the smooth straight side for which he was widely known). Bully for you, and thanks for this!!

Vocal by Sam Browne, Jay Wilbur orchestra

thank you for this

this would be a strong candidate for being on eateot or fan albums but at the same time an alternative version of Al bowly's heartaches but it's really really good

More please 😍😍

Newly found version of this song!

to the memory jim chapman died oct 6 2022 love brentster

And Heart Aches With The Burning Memories Of Camaraderie

Amazing music for an amazing start. 👏 Looking forward for other tunes if you plan to upload more. Cheers 👍❤️

Beautiful !!! Thank you for sharing this great post.

What a great 1920s song (oops 1931)

From hunger. Vocal from Hell. Truth.

Thank you for song. Great melody. Teddy Weems was a great guy. And was his band. Wish I could still see him again. Best to all that love's his music. I still do.!!!

my heart is broken from loseing my partner of 24 years this song says it all