Here are a few of my 78's. I tried to do as little noise reduction and restoration as possible to still capture the charm and age of these records. I used a Dual 1218 turntable with a Shure M78s (shunted to play monoraul and with a wide groove, 2.5mil N78 stylus), through a Yamaha CR-640 receiver, through a Realistic 12-band Stereo equalizer (rolled off the highs and lows) and finally to a Sound Blaster Live 128 sound card. I use Cool Edit 2000 to record the sound digitally and to do the sound clean-up and mp3 conversion. Check back here often to see if I have added any files. All of these records are in my own collection. I only ask that you listen to these files and don't go shooting them across the Internet without giving me credit. Now, sit back, relax, and have a listen to the past! For now, all files are in mp3 format.
Johnny
Bow Wow Blues
- by: The Original Dixieland Band - Recorded December
1, 1921 - Victor 18850-A
(added
November 11, 2001)
The Garden Of Roses
- by: Harry Macdonough and Haydn Quartet - Recorded
February 10, 1910 - Victor 16467-A
(added
November 11, 2001)
The Sneak!
- by: Club Royal Orchestra - Recorded June 27, 1922
- Victor 18921-A
(added
November 11, 2001)
Mona
- by: George Olsen and His Music (vocal:
Fran Frey) - Recorded November 22, 1929 - Victor Orthophonic 22259-A
(added
November 11, 2001)
The Japanese Sandman
- by: Paul Whiteman & His Ambassador Orchestra -
Recorded August 19, 1920 - Victor 18690-B
(added
November 11, 2001)
Serenade (Gounod)
- by: Mme. A. Michailowa - Recorded circa 1906 - Victor
61144
(added
November 11, 2001)
Sweet Genevieve (Tucker)
- by: John B. Wells & Haydn Orchestra - Recorded
November 23, 1909 - Victor 16440-A
(added
November 11, 2001)
Oriental Fox Trot (Cui's "Orientale")
- by: Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra - Recorded June
16, 1922 - Victor 18940-B
(added
November 11, 2001)
3 O'Clock In The Morning
- by: Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra - Recorded 1922
- Victor 18940-A
(added
November 11, 2001)
My Old Flame
- by: Spike Jones and his City Slickers (w/Paul
Frees) - Recorded October 7, 1947 - Victor 20-2592-A
(added
December 19, 2001)
Holiday For Strings
- by: Spike Jones and his City Slickers - Recorded c.
1945 - Victor 20-1733-A
(added
November 24, 2001)
Cocktails For Two
- by: Spike Jones and his City Slickers - Recorded November
29, 1944 - RCA-Victor 20-1628-A
(added
November 24, 2001)
The Glow Worm
- by: Spike Jones and his City Slickers - Recorded February
11, 1946 - RCA-Victor 20-1893-A
(added
November 24, 2001)
Hawaiian War Chant
- by: Spike Jones and his Wacky Wakakians - Recorded
September 10, 1945 - RCA-Victor 20-1893-B
(added
November 24, 2001)
The Sheik of Araby
- by: Spike Jones and his City Slickers - Recorded c.
1947 - RCA-Victor 20-2507-B
(added
December 3, 2001)
Travel, Travel Little Star
- by: Montgomery and Stone with orchestra
- Recorded circa 1911 - Victor 12" (Purple label) 70033
(added
November 24, 2001)
Gay Paree
- by: Montgomery and Stone with orchestra
- Recorded circa 1911 - Victor 12" (Purple label) 70042
(added
November 24, 2001)
I'd Rather Be Blue Over You (Than
Be Happy With Somebody Else)
by:
Lou Gold & His Orchestra - Recorded January 2, 1929 - Regal
(electric) 8708-B
(added
November 24, 2001)
Yes! We Have No Bananas
- by: William West - Recorded May 1923 - Cameo 364-532
(added
November 24, 2001)
Rag-A-Minor
- by: Prince's Band - Recorded November 13, 1917 - Columbia
(Grafonola) A2499 - 77508
(added
December 2, 2001)
Burmese Belles
- by: Art Hickman's Orchestra - Recorded September 17,
1919 - Columbia (Grafonola) A2841 - 78662
(added
December 2, 2001)
That "Jazz" Dance (The Jazz Dance Everybody
is Crazy 'Bout)
by:
Handy's Orchestra of Memphis - Recorded September 22, 1917
- Columbia (Grafonola) A2419 - 77367
(added
December 2, 2001)
Pensacola Waltz
- by: Frank Ferera and Anthony Franchini - Recorded
July 1920 - Columbia (Grafonola) A2985 - 79348
(added
December 2, 2001)
Marguerite (White)
- by: William Wheeler - Recorded July 31, 1912 - Victor
17165-A
(added
December 2, 2001)
The Old Sow Song
- by: Rudy Vallée & His Connecticut Yankees
vocal refrain: Cyril Smith - Recorded
July 2, 1937 - Bluebird B-7078-A
(added
December 2, 2001)
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere
- by: Harold Jarvis with orchestra - Recorded May 27,
1908 - Victor Record 16008-A
(added
December 2, 2001)
A Beautiful Friendship
- by: Ella Fitzgerald - Recorded Late 1950's (rare Verve
78!) - Verve V-2012-A
(added
December 2, 2001)
Don't Burn the Candle at Both Ends
- by: Louis Jordan and His Tympany Five - Recorded November
24, 1947 - Decca 24483-A
(added
December 3, 2001)
Are You Playing Fair?
- by: Zez Confrey and His Orchestra - Recorded June
29, 1922- Victor 18921-B
(added
December 4, 2001)
A Kiss Goodnight
- by: Ella Fitzgerald - Recorded August 29, 1945- Decca
18713-A
(added
March 2, 2002)
Five Minutes More
- by: Frank Sinatra - Recorded May 1946- Columbia
HCO1853-CO37048
(added
June 27, 2002)
You Walk By
- by: Wayne King & His Orchestra - Recorded 1940 - Victor 27206-A
(added
February 15, 2003)
Weep No More, My Darlin'
- by: Elton Britt - Recorded 1945 - Bluebird 33-0521-A
(added
February 15, 2003)
All By Myself
- by: Aileen Stanley - Recorded 1921 - Victor 18774-A
(added
February 15, 2003)
Baby, Oh Where Can You Be?
- by: Lou Gold & His Orchestra - Recorded Mid 1920's - Banner 6423-A
(added
February 15, 2003)
Black Bottom
- by: Johnny Hamp's Kentucky Serenaders - Recorded 1926 - Victor Orthophonic 20101-B
(added
February 15, 2003)
Caravan
- by: Benny Goodman - Recorded 1937 - Columbia Special Record CO48333
(added
February 15, 2003)
Don't Be Like That
- by: Patsy Young - Recorded 1928 - Velvet Tone 1829-V-147788
(added
February 15, 2003)
I Found A Four Leaf Clover
- by: Joe Gibson's Orchestra - Recorded 1922 - Cameo 275 279
(added
February 15, 2003)
The Life of a Rose
- by: Charles Dornberger & His Orchestra - Recorded 1923 - Victor 19151-B
(added
February 15, 2003)
The Riff Song (from "The Desert Rose")
- by: Nat Shilkrit & The Victor Orch. - Recorded 1926 - Victor 20373-A
(added
February 15, 2003)
Who
- by: George Olsen & His Music - Recorded 1925 - Victor 19840-A
(added
February 15, 2003)
Illinois Loyalty March
- by: Victor Military Band - Recorded December 5, 1916
- Victor 18382-A
(added
November 24, 2001)
Chicago, We're True To You
- by: Victor Military Band - Recorded April 13, 1916
- Victor 18382-B
(added
November 24, 2001)
Say a Prayer for the Boys
Out There
- by: Peerless Quartet - Recorded October 22, 1917 -
Victor 18411-B
(added
November 24, 2001)
Oui, Oui Marie
- by: Arthur Fields - Recorded September 1918 - Victor
18505-A
(added
November 30, 2001)
We Don't Want The Bacon (What We Want
is a Piece of the Rhine)
by:
Peerless Quartet - Recorded September 1918 - Victor 18505-B
(added
November 30, 2001)
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