Sweet.😊❤

That's a good one, Steve! ❤🎉

Today I learned the Spanish word for military is "belico."

Smokin'! ❤️ Thanks, Steve. Happy New Year! 🎉😊

Sometimes in life something comes at you and there's no choice but to roll with it.

One of my favorite old tunes. ❤

That record player's a corker.

Wow, before Popeye, there was Irving Aaronson. 😆❤

Do you fix them aswell I have a 1914 victor and the turntable won’t spin after buying it and transporting it home when it worked perfectly fine before

Lovely conservation, magnificent instrument! :-) Does the timber finish on quartered Oak machines 'alligator' like "mahogany"? "Mahogany" can be any fine-grained appropriately stained timber, especially in the 1920s eg: maple. Oak is unmistakeable with its incredible grain patterns--IMO the King of timbers.

Here December 2024

That machine is identical to mine I absolutely love it

Can you please make a video of that particular reproducer being serviced

I've always wanted to find this record. Thanks!

Some have suggested heating briefly in an oven.

Great music… fabulous machine.

Cool tune!😊❤

Ah, An orthophonic reproducer is truly a beautiful thing. I have the original that came on my VV 4-3 Consolette. Gorgeous sound

Your Credenza sounds much better than mine. I think it's an air leak problem on my unit.

That HMV sounds really good and it isn't even an orthophonic reproducer.

Pretty rare record! Sounds like they took the Polly Wolly Doodle melody. I wonder how that worked. Maybe it was never copyrighted? 🤔 ❤

Ooh, that's an old one! ❤

Cool! I always wondered who Horace Heidt was when he was mentioned on an I Love Lucy episode. Thanks, Steve.😊❤

Great one!

Recorded on October 16, 1925, and originally released on Victor 19823. Reissued on Montgomery Ward M-4275 in 1933. The "Trinity Choir", under the direction of Clifford Cairns, was actually the "Victor Light Opera Company" choral group. Pipe Organ acompaniment by Mark Andrews.

Recorded on December 4, 1947.

I'm not sure where you got your info but 1902 is not the recording year. I collect Ada Jones & I have this in my collection. It was recorded in 1910 & released in 1911! But I can assure you it's not as old as 1902, I'm sorry to say. If it was from 1902 it would also be Single Sided. Double Sided records didn't become common until 1908. They did make double sided records before 1908 but they are extremely rare. 1908 was the year they made double Sided records commercially available!

I have to find this record!!!😮

That made my day..Even the light lit up on the Bozograph

Such lovely music! Thanks for sharing; your machine plays really well

Funny how people ran out bought this record proud Jim Crow

Lost my copy of this record a while ago. Glad to have it back.

I own this record. Such a goodie. Just recently got an original copy of Helen Kane "I Wanna Be Bad". If you don't have that, you should get it!

Now that's cool!

You want to listen to the Swing girls and boy play this in a different arrangement

Wow! That's a rare one! 1907!❤

WOW 😮

Sounds amazing 😍

It is a late acoustic recording, because Columbia Records didn't want to dump their acoustical recording equipment that they have perfected over the years so they gave it to their Dime Store labels. Harmony records switched to the electrical recording system around 1930

A classic! 😊❤

Yessir! That's a good one!😅❤

Recorded {"Orthophonically"} on July 27, 1925.

Nice version indeed. Nat Shilkret w Johnny Marvin also has a good one. My favorite is Marvin backed only by his ukulele.

Classic--thanks Steve!

Pop culture history comes alive....and it's fantastic.

I love the warm, "old", nostalgic sound of these Christmas recordings.

That's a nice one. Is that the same Montgomery Ward that had department stores? 😊❤😅 Side note: KZbin is giving comment prompts now. 😮 I heard some channels are testing voice responding to comments by the creator, too. 🤷‍♂️

Sounds like a Jewish guy singing 😮

So that's why he says, "Ho ho ho!" 😁 Cute song. I've never heard it before. Thanks, Steve. 😊❤

Recorded on August 15, 1916.