1928, The Pay Off, Changes, Mine all Mine, Bless You Sister, Nothing Does Does, California Ramblers,

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"The Pay Off" 1928
"Bless You Sister" 1928 voc: Ed Kirkeby, Cyril Pitts, Tom Muir
"Mine All Mine" 1927 voc: Ed Kirkeby, Sammy Fain, Artie Dunn
"Changes" 1927 voc: Ed Kirkeby, Sammy Fain, Artie Dunn
"Nothin' Does-Does Like It Used to Do-Do-Do" 1927 voc: Ed Kirkeby
"Give Me Today" 1926 voc: Arthur Hall
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[@rocketeerPM2500]

Heck where's the 'ADORE' button! This album is gorgeous, uplifting. I played 'The Payoff' 3 times. Technically brilliant too, thanks to some fancy digital restoration work.

[@Prozoot]

....can you be my agent?!

[@rocketeerPM2500]

@@ProzootI meant every syllable of what I said. But you're not serious are you?

[@Prozoot]

@@rocketeerPM2500 ....I am 100% appreciative of your kind words, and very happy to know you are enjoying the tunes! I wish there were more people like you in the audience.

[@marcomurillo7926]

Hola a todos Ya tengo 60 años y crecí con esta música, porque es la música que ponían en las caricaturas...

[@uwetoob9265]

What a blessing to be able to hear this forgotten music. Your contributuion to you tube is cherished. Thank you.

[@richardgraham5051]

This music is not forgotten in my house! I listen to it all the time.

[@ianblakesley3349]

@@richardgraham5051 So do I on Swing Street Radio 8 hours ahead here of California here in UK.

[@scotnick59]

Great Jazz from 1928: so clear and jivin'

[@Prozoot]

....thank you, Kirk.

[@bobhenderson5532]

Rog - Thanks so much - Lots good stuff I could never afford !!!! Lord Bless !!!!

[@Prozoot]

....thanks, Bob -- glad to know you are groovin' on the grooves!

[@richardgraham5051]

The Pay Off - One of the greatest recordings of the Jazz Age!

[@roybo1930]

MY LORD! These are too DIE For! Each Record a true GEM! Thank You so much for brightening up a dreary day! or YEAR! - MAN! "Bless You Sister" is Now a favorite of Mine! "Changes" can`t be beat! 1920`s FUN!

[@jeenkzk5919]

I’m playing it on the surround and it really pops! I appreciate leaving the “noise” as it really adds to it! Plus some people more end up muffling it to where it sounds like a tin can.

[@Prozoot]

Thanks for observing my objective: ....Less is more!

[@phredl]

So if it doesn't have "noise" do you deliberately add some?

[@Blood_Eagle_wife]

@@phredl you can make your own 🤣

[@brucemercer8458]

Less is definitely more, there is so little noise on these Viva Tonal records with this superior surface.

[@mlaprarie]

Nice to hear this band recorded by Columbia's top-notch Western Electric system. Great restoration job as always.

[@artshifrin3053]

AND LET'S NOT FORGET THAT THIS IS A COLUMBIA LAMINATED PRESSING !!!

[@brucemercer8458]

I have a test pressing of The Pay Off on an Edison DD, a very unusual looking disc, single side pressing but both sides laminated and an odd hole on the blank side...

[@barryliknaitzky8032]

First class!

[@CoolDudeClem]

I can't believe this was recorded in 1928, it sounds so good for it's age!

[@janettewalker3991]

What a recording - so many favourites - we thank you for such a collection to enjoy .

[@christianduval6506]

piaf

[@TF2SlyGuySaysHi]

~ *Timestamps* ~ 0:00 - "The Pay Off" 1928 3:00 - "Bless You Sister" 1928 voc: Ed Kirkeby, Cyril Pitts, Tom Muir 6:00 - "Mine All Mine" 1927 voc: Ed Kirkeby, Sammy Fain, Artie Dunn 9:05 - "Changes" 1927 voc: Ed Kirkeby, Sammy Fain, Artie Dunn 11:55 - "Nothin' Does-Does Like It Used to Do-Do-Do" 1927 voc: Ed Kirkeby 15:13 - "Give Me Today" 1926 voc: Arthur Hall

[@mad4dam]

✯

[@mainaccount131]

Super excellent

[@ianblakesley3349]

I love reading all the advertising material on the original record sleeve. How much were the exotic pieces of furniture, the Columbia Phonographs, new in the late 1920s?

[@gplunk]

$20 was a substantial sum of money in 1920; equivalent to approx. $400 today....

[@АлексейПермь-щ1м]

Супер. Благодарю.

[@stefanwalker3810]

Absolutely brilliant thanks so much for posting!! This is so refreshing!

[@tylerbaldwin9513]

What a very nice collection of California Ramblers tunes, thank you very much.

[@bobboscarato1313]

Lovely recording with great soloists!

[@thendrjazz]

I've known the Whiteman version of Changes for decades but this is the first time I'ne heard the Ramblers do it. Very interesting parallels and contrasts.

[@rony9137]

THANK YOU.

[@mainaccount131]

Truly delightful

[@rickos1915]

Those Viva Tonals were so superior.

[@solet579]

Fantàstic!

[@spencersmith2798]

Brilliant.

[@phredl]

Great sides!

[@middlecreekguy]

Sounds best in the morning while drinking a pot of freshly perked percolator coffee. Maxwell House Colombian.

[@gferrick]

Artie Dunn was the organist for The Three Sons and composer of Twilight Time.

[@mlaprarie]

Also a prolific vocalist (often paired with Sammy Fain) during the 1920's.

[@mrunites6953]

As performed at the Rambler Inn aka. Morris Estate - destroyed by Robert Moses.

[@bixlives]

sorry...no historicpelham.blogspot.com/2018/06/example-of-so-called-back-bar-bottle.html

[@bogdonkey2858]

Great video!!

[@AvitalShtap]

8:00 sounds like Ain't She Sweet - obviously still an excellent song!!!!!

[@antoniocfilho-lr5uy]

lindas orquestras

[@antoniocampagnefilho415]

lindas musicas parabéns amigo aqui um vírus desconfigurou as teelas inicial dos nootebukes ainda não arumaram

[@danvanlandingham3854]

Who is the Bix like trumpeter/cornettist?The bass saxophonist sounds like Adrian Rollini.

[@antoniocfilho-lr5uy]

parabéns velho amigo de sempre um felis natal e ano novo a voçes antoniocampagnefilho

[@roybo1930]

BOY! The last thing I wanted to see is a SUCKY Interrupting commercial of up chuck schumer, asking for help to flip the senate! RIGHT in the middle of Your AWESOME Video!

[@Prozoot]

People have been complaining about those commercial interruptions -- I have not seen any yet!

[@richardsferlazza7071]

HA-HA-Up ChuckS.

[@h.j.c.5592]

!!UNA JOYA!!-GRACIAS!!

[@cleanersweep]

GIVE ME TODAY Orch. by Harry A. Powell

[@bobboscarato1313]

Abe Lincoln is playing trombone.

[@richardsferlazza7071]

I didn’t know the President played out!

[@mad4dam]

✯

[@albertbenajam4751]

Two tech comments: The Columbia "VivaTonisls" a better balanced sound than the Victor "Orthophonics" ss the latter have too much bass. An effect like a 70s Boom Box. TWO Best preservation would be metal masters, they can last for centuries. But we know indeed that Shalkack material, has at leadt 120 year stability . Some 1982 vintage CD are shoeing INTERNAL DARKENING & MOTLING of internal "foil". (Under un damaged clear plastic, so I wonder if also if theyll live to a hundred

[@mainaccount131]

Truly delightful