Roaring 20s.: Piccadilly Players dir. Mel Morris - Take Your Tomorrow, 1928

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Świetna orkiestra . Świetna piosenka. Lubię muzykę lat dwudziestych i trzydziestych poprzedniego wieku .

[@IvoBożęta]

@@adamzajac4042 I nie jesteś Ty tutaj jedynym, który te klimaty wprost uwielbia.

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Jo tyż rocznik 2012

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​@@IvoBożętaJo uwielbiam rocznik 2012

[@jolantabaranowska3772]

Witam super orkiestra świetna melodia pozdrawiam ❤❤

[@240252]

Dziękuję i również pozdrawiam. Szczęśliwego Nowego Roku!

[@scottferguson325]

Beautiful Fox-trot and video, Great Orchestra with a very nice rhythm and choir and the magical atmosphere of unforgettable Roaring Twenties 👍🙏🙋‍♂️🤗🎄🪕🌺🎶💯✨

[@240252]

It's one of the Edison's dance vertical recordings from the time of the company''s decline, when Edison tried to catch up with the times and hired great orchestras. Regards!

[@IvoBożęta]

There's nothing better like a good mood first thing in the morning.

[@240252]

Yeah, I thought it might be a nice start to the day for many visitors :-)

[@IvoBożęta]

And you thought very well.

[@jourwalis-8875]

Very nice! And a very long playing 78! 3,51 in 1928. How was this possible?

[@240252]

The thick Edison Discs recorded the sound vertically in the groove at a rate of 150 grooves-per-inch (GPI) rather than the typical laterally-cut groove of around 100 GPI, which gave 10-inch (250 mm). It gave Edison discs a longer playing time (up to five minutes).

[@jourwalis-8875]

@@240252 OK! Thank you! But what modern pickup do you use today that can play these vertical grooves?

[@j.lietka9406]

Wonder if this song is on an Edison Cylinder!

[@240252]

Edison stopped producing cylinders around 1908 and began producing Amberole Records. At that time this piece was not yet available, so it is definitely not on the cylinders.