I have in my life always enjoyed Carusos records and just wished I could have heard him live. Thanks

It’s pretty incredible how well all of the voices still come through

One of the very best songs from the early Sparks. Performs pretty well live, making good use of the 4 rock instruments and 1 vocal. Like all Sparks songs, very witty and clever.

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I'm glad finally posted this record.i accidentally broke my grandmother's 78 version of this record but it was a different musician.

This song rules

Another scarce one.

I love this part "One kiss"

My nan would sing this to me as a child. Happy memory. Thank you.

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Thank you Tim! 🎶🎺🎶

Different world.

This slaps

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I can't make out the instrumentation--sounds like one banjo player and one very noisy drummer, with someone occasionally playing a slide whistle. What are the two other musicians doing? If there's a piano, I can't hear it.

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I am obsessed with these dolls, lmao

Great arrangement of a great tune by one of the best band leaders of the 1920s. Thanks for sharing Tim! 😊

Listen for Joséphine's sneeze at 0.41.

The can' t decidе and they wrote: one-step or two-step

Beautiful rendition of this classic!

Great cover! Probably my favourite!

OK the disc in the video is a single faced one, I do have the double sided disc withboth "Alma", "Every Little Movement", on it

I have the disc you show in this video, and she and Werrenrath also sang " Alma ", I think both are terrific songs and I have gotten both songs somewhat clearly figured out as to what the words are.

Would you have sidewalk of New York and when you know the girl you love loves you by George J Gaskin ?

Yes am proudly in the Land of Cotton

I like how he chops up the clarinet solo, which is one of the hottest I've heard for that period, and gives it back mixed, mashed, backwards in places, and upside down. The greatest of the century and USA's Beethoven, Mozart, and Bach. Louis Armstrong. Hi Global Arts and Humanities - D198 WGU

This is so romantic. Would love to have seen the musical, but guess its long forgotten.

I never read Blubber, but my dad did read to us Judy Blume’s Fudge series when we were young.

Why is it so fast?

LOVE THIS!😁💖

These old tunes are so cool man😊!

Wishing i had my Dad as my best friend. Sometimess its all i wish i could change in my life. I'll always love my Dad, nd even though these lyrics may not be self-evidently true, I'll still sing it in respect to who He wished He couldve been

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...I heard your hearts dancing

HOI4 music mods for Great War brought me here. If you're feeling miserable about this music, why not try to visualize the times? Those wacky cars? Electric contraptions? Even a map with leader pictures went a long way.

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this song feels very nostalgic even though this is the first time ive ever heard it!

Thanks for posting this.

It don't always have to be top notch turtle dovin' crooners singing about beautiful unattainable or doublecrossing ladies, every now and then a record with a historical background keeps it very interesting....

One of my favourite Waltzes...

"Class, we have a new student. Flash's sister Suzie will tell us about her studies in France!"

One of my all-time favourite records. Thanks for posting.

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Quite an emotive departure from the usual style of WW1 songs. Love the expressive way it is sung. Many thanks for posting, its so interesting to hear something unusual.

This song will forever be relevant. I love the frank turner version

this is the highest quality recording i can find on youtube

A clear west country burr. That astonishes me.

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These guys have a fine vocal blend, better than most I have heard from the period. Well balanced recording too. Thanks a lot! Can sing the bass fine with this, reminding me of my youth!