Jack Wagner - Packard Bell Stereo Demonstration Record (Total Sound Stereo)

Here is something that is very rare. This is a stereo demonstration record for Packard Bell's "Total Sound Stereo". This LP was released around 1959 and it was an album to promoted a line of stereo consoles. This album was on the WB label (before it was part of WMG in which KZbin gets blocked for copyright problem which I don't really about it) and Packard Bell. The narrator you will hear on this album was made by Jack Wagner. He was the voice of the Disney theme parks including Disneyland and Walt Disney World. I'm sure long time Disney fans would remember him for doing his spiels on the monorails. Prior to that, he also did the narrator for another stereo demonstration record for Bel Canto. In this entire album on side 1, Jack Wagner talks about how stereo works. You should out on your headphones and hear how it sounded like. Just to let you know, this is not exactly a Disney album, but I might throw in something really special that is Disney related. I hope you would love it.
And just one more thing, the music you hear on this stereo demonstration record is owned by WMG, but I don't really want KZbin to block this video for copyright issues, just to have fun.

[@georgegrubbs2966]

My first stereo was a 1962 Packard Bell console with drop leafs so the speakers could be moved wider apart. This video has the exact demo record that come with the system.

[@thewhodatbroadcastingsyste9908]

Remember this album, but the sleeve was long lost. Sounded decent on even cheap systems made decades later.

[@debcotton1746]

Wow this is the exact same demo record as our old Packard Bell. Except it was called "Space Age Stereo"!

[@Serires3]

If you got some good headphones you can really enjoy this and imagine if you were listening in 1959!

[@stephburdick]

This version of Georgia on My Mind is so beautiful.