Eu gosto de Fox trote

Oh this is sensational!🤗 My Native American name is, "Evening Star"😁 I was born at 6:28pm....I'm loving the tones in this recording. Many thanks roybo!💖

Nothing like finding the names Turk/Ahlert or Hirsch/Magine on an old 78...

So Harold Nobel is the same as Harold Lambert which in turn is the same as Scrappy Lambert! ?

If this tune doesn't get more hits than that damn "Dreaming" song, then I'm a cross-eyed fool! 🤣

A truly precious mid-20s styled tune and arrangement, amazingly played and sung by Lou Gold and Scrappy Lambert. Hats off, this was brilliant in every possible way. I am thrilled by the superb refrain by one of my favorite singers :-) The peppy, energetic but elegant instrumentation was so great too, I loved it. Thank you so much for sharing yet another gem!

This ARC studio band is offering us a delightfully entertaining, refined performance of this song :-) Both Chick Bullock and the orchestra are in great form, offering the best of themselves. Thank you so much for sharing!

Adore this twenties foxtrot so much! Have for years! Even with its long and involved verse part, its refrain is insane! Just wonderful chord construction by the sensational song writing team Turk & Ahlert, who would go on to write the big 1929 hit, "Mean To Me". That was Babe Blake's one hit wonder that can be seen (with these song writers at 2reeler, in their only on screen appearance) Love this superb arrangement with the beautiful sax section (that lead sax almost weeps! Listen to that lovely tone!) Lou Golds band turns in a perfect performance!! Such smart syncopation and by today's standards a gay lament with that male vocal. To make it a "straight" vocal, just substitute the female name "Fran" in place of "man." Swap out "him" for "her." All done! 😋 Thanks so much for sharing another classic twenties tune and saving another GREAT from obscurity! Your clean up on it sounds grand, Scrappy sounds grand and I love that they threw in a Vo-do-de-o. at 2:16. !!

Thank you! This is nice. Bob Causer was a real person, but never recorded. His name was used by ARC for various bands (Freddy Martin's, Gene Kardos', Jack Shilkret's , Victor Young's).

1936?

Really wonderful!

Another corker!

Because the name PARAMOUNT was registered snd in ise by a furniture company owned record company, when Paramont entered record industry in 1928 or so the had to brand it as PUBLIX. (Also as PEAK) If you look closly they WERE able to say it was a Paramont Pictures product, and use their logo, as the other company used a EAGLE & GLOBE design somthing like the Marine Corps emblem. Both firms left record business in depression. With ABC TV/radio Paramount reentered record business around 1955, as ABC/PARAMONT for almost 20 years but most production wasnt using eather name on label

I'm always amazed, flabbergasted actually, that you can get such great sound out of Greg Gull-related recordings!!

does anyone know who is the man at 1:48 i’ve been trying to find him, for a while now. he very much looks like someone i know.

I've wondered, but have never asked...If I was around in the 20's, would I have REALLY heard these bands play like this? Or...Would most of the bands been 'garage bands'? If I would have gone to say, The Blackhawk and heard Coon/Sanders, would they have sounded like their recordings now? Or were there recording arrangements vs Live arr.?

This isn't boogie woogie, nor is it a precursor. It had been around for many years by 1926. You are misleading the public; this video should be taken down.

Don't worry: not only this is Miss Wonderful, sound is just as wonderful :-) Sam Lanin is in great form in this gorgeously arranged and performed mid-twenties tune. It fits Irving like a glove, and as was to be expected, he is doing a brilliant job on the vocal. Thank you so much for sharing this amazing rendition :-)

Sounded great V 1.0 , but on my IPad this sounds even better! Mr Kaufman is indeed, Mr. Wonderful!

Eggscellent!

At 1:16 thats a 1925 Marmon deluxe Roadster. one of the better machines of the day.... So is the model.

I have a very clean copy of this. What did you do to tweak it?

Thank you! ❤

❤ it's Irving Kaufman ❤ never enough ❤❤

Irving put this one over just super. Great happy tune. Im humming, and tapping my toe to it!

A picture from "Paper Moon". Thank you!

Hitsville bound!

We all have sides that we've only run across once and have been (hopefully) well-loved, and those that someone's grandkids played jacks on. No fault and this disc is great - no worries! THanks for posting - it's new to me:>

You just did, great upload, ❤

A lost time we shall never see again, this takes me back there. Thanks x

Why were so many labels able to release it? Not all once? Love the side!!

I have sheet music from 'DYNAMITE' but I've never bothered to look it up on youtube to see how it sounded. THanks for posting! (And yes, I did enjoy this - really pleasant fox trot, well balanced, tight synchopation - a real find!!

The words are so contemporary they could have been from last week, "I'll take you home, Gimme your phone!" But it was 95 years ago! Amazing! 😊 Great video!!!

Thankyou for posting this exceptional 1929 talkie hit! Love it! That color pic of Jean Harlow is a wow!. She was a real Miss Wonderful in 1929, already doing bit parts in Laurel and Hardy silents like "Liberty" and "Double Whoopee." Here's a story you havent heard before. Stanley was afraid of falling while up on those high rise girders in "Liberty". Roach reassured him that the plywood floor they fashioned a floor below would catch him safely. Oliver said look Stanley, I will jump down on it to prove how safe it is! He jumped and crashed right through it and fell to the ground! 😮 Great pics!

A "perfect" tune for Autumn time...where memories and sentiments are often recalled with each falling leaf...🍁...😌 Surely a "10" from me!💖

Irving!!! Oh that photo of Jean at 1:13!😍{say, that rhymed😆} I LOVE the arrangement so light, so frilly, so bouncy...makes me have a gaiety all on my own! Gosh, your postings are so unique and are always a pleasantry, roybo1930! PLEASE, DO NOT stop!😁💖

Roybo1930, well…..speaking for myself and most likely for many others - “ya hit it outta the park” on this one. The microphone was in a perfect place , the vocalist was in perfect tone, the arrangement was perfect. Thanks, just thanks

This RECORDING is WONDERFUL!!! Thank you so much for sharing!!! :^D 🎺 IK

So many fuzzt faces!

Irving Kaufman Mr wonderful ❤❤

Really gorgeous - and that must be Jimmy Dorsey on clarinet. I had this record once, and it's great to hear it again!

For those of you that want to hear his first upload with the craggy vocal, it is the 45th upload he did. And it shows a kissing couple with old umbrella picture, not the perfect label. 😊

I forgot how sweet and croonie this early thirties Perfect record sounds! I compared your old version with your new one, and the vocal plays through much better now! It's a noticable improvement! Thanks for making that beautiful depression era melody sound even dreamier! Ps: I love those art deco nudes on the label with their hair bobbed! I'm surprised Perfect waited so long to get their girls hairdos in sync with the prevailing fashion! They could have used this bobbed hair version ten years earlier!

I don't recall having heard the first upload of this and YT won't let me find it either through the search function. Anyhow, this nostalgic song and performance are absolutely superb in every possible way. The orchestral arrangement is so gorgeous and so wonderfully played by the orchestra... Les Reis pensative vocal is precious as well. A true gem! Rust seems to have omitted this side, but I did find the same recording was also issued on Oriole and Banner, and both were referred to as an ARC studio band. Not really helpful when trying to identify the orchestra, but who cares, this rendition is divine! Thank you so much for sharing :-)

Never heard your first offering of this 78. It sounds swell to me tonight. It has that early thirties ‘sound’ that is so definable. Thanks for the share from your library

Love the old photos and song. And, of course, your dogs. Really would love to have a dog, but a certain cat would not.

Wow (pun intended)! Sound is so great on this early 1920s Brunswick and the tune also is pretty advanced for those years, definitely slightly ahead of its time. Truly a fantastic recording and performance, wonderfully illustrated with great photos :-) To my eyes, quality of the latter was very good by the way. Thank you so much for sharing!

Your Bow Wow🐶 Blues is the Cats Meow!

Woofin adorable! Your dogs and the historic dog& car photos are perfect accompaniment.🎶🐶🎶

I've noticed in some of the early Brunswick recordings, certain orchestras have first rate instruments. The other one I can think of is Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra on Brunswick.