A CRAZY little box with connections to some scarce transcription records and the Crazy Water hotel.

[@curiouscharacter1]

As a Texan, I found this fascinating. Thanks for sharing this content.

[@krashsite2125]

Cool! Mineral Wells is a great city too, gotten some decent records from there!

[@codex3048]

Thank you. I was aware of the Crazy Water Boys' transcriptions, but didn't know they were actually pressed rather than cut.

[@Ram-Man]

Crazy man, crazy😅

[@marcschirmeister9821]

If you go to the Mineral Wells, Texas, the Crazy Crystals store has one of these transcription discs hanging on the wall as a decoration.

[@tsuwaque]

That's rough

[@marcschirmeister9821]

The disc, which seemed as big as a Vitaphone disc, looked like it was in good shape and playable. The clerk at the store wondered what was on it, but they didn’t have any way to play it. Maybe if you made them an offer...@@tsuwaque

[@MrWolfSnack]

Need to have someone let them let someone borrow it and archive it.

[@misterjive273]

"The Crazy Water Hotel empire... dissolved". I see what you did there. 😉😂

[@mdmphd]

Have you ever come across Cine-Tone records? They went with Devry projectors and short films, usually cartoons.

[@GreenMeadows1]

I love your channel. Do you know if the radio show continued into the 40s? If so, did it also end because of the FTC issue? And do you know what year the FTC ruled?