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excelente maestro BILLY VAUGHN..mi juventud gracias por su musica tan agradable RIP...🌹🌹🌹....

First recorded by Ted Weems' Orchestra in the 1930's.

Nice! But i rarely fix records. It sounds not so good and you'll risk breaking your needle. I accidentally broke my adobe hacienda by billy williams not even a day of just getting it a while ago. (Doesn't play like it used to.)

Awesome record.

Not familiar with that one. Thanks! ❤

The flip side was my favorite on this record.

Beautiful Cliff version.

Love this piece…..wish I could play it 🧐

Oh, yeah.

OK

Nice!

Do you also have some LPs?

Thank you so much for keeping my request. I would be very grateful to find a few more Indian records (if possible, please upload Bengali records too).

Do you have records in Bengali, Hindi or any other Indian language? If you do have please upload their videos.

Awesome!! I also first heard this album through Vwestlife's upload and I really enjoyed it. Is there a chance you can upload a direct recording?

Thank you for posting in it's entirety. Complete with John's apparent playground next door you hear from time to time :-) I bought this album two years ago only for it to go to some random address after I realized I didn't check the auto ship on the form. John is playing the first actual WURLITZER _ELECTRONIC_ THEATER ORGAN ( aka ETO)- the Wurlitzer 4500. In 1964 Wurlitzer decided not to put their WURLITZER ETO in a traditional horseshoe shaped theater console for it's debut. Instead they chose to sell the organ on it's merits to play many types of organ music ( Theater, Liturgical, Classical, Popular, etc), and then offer it in the beautiful Wurlitzer 4520 ETO Horseshoe Console ( although it was the same internally as the 4500 straight cabinet of 1964). Perhaps they learned from the early days when the theaters were unloading their dusty Wurlitzer Theater Pipe Organs and no church would take them, not realizing that these workhorse Wurlitzers were built beyond the standards of most organ manufactures. [Note, the organ on the cover of this album is a 1971 Wurlitzer 4500R , "R" is for Rhythm- The green switches on the lower far right of the organ]. I posted predecessor album to this ( no "auto rhythm", instead the percussion sounds were accented upon the physical playing of the bass pedals "BOOM!", and Lower Keyboard "SHhh". Hence the "SHhh BOOM" in it's " 4500 MULTI-MATIC" name. SO here is the album: *Wurlitzer Organ 4500, 4520 (theater),4300 spinet- John La Duca Side 1* .and *Wurlitzer Organ 4500, 4520 (theater),4300 spinet- John La Duca Side 2* GREAT PICS!! [ at 12:00 on side 2 is the only background leak, a child yelling on a playground?] There is a good Reddit post with much about the Wurlitzer 4500, and that whole 1950's- early 70's golden era for electronic organ as instruments not toys: *Reddit Questions On The Conn 651 Organ* Then look for *Sussex631* and my reply to his post. I'm *bionic_elixir* (note the 'see more' at bottom, as it's a good exchange).

Well, it was worth a try! I have quite a few broken ones to practice on, but obviously, the smaller the damage, the more likely the repair will be successful. I agree, your original player is probably the safest to play them on. Thanks 👍 😀

I am sorry that there’s no audio for the ending as because of dumb copyright. Anyways the song was “I never fall in love again” by Johnnie Ray

Can request a song… how bout some sweet child of mine

This is a radio station promo, NOT a "test pressing". Those don't have regular labels, and are often acetates. Also your audio sounds awful coming out of a speaker instead of a line input.

Nothing like the original recording on the original record!

Nearly 200 subs now! Great stuff 😀👍

It sounds like Roller rink music

The name of this song is "Happy Feet"

Coasters were the best love them

Awesome love those old albums

Very jolly tune, and great sound! Thanks 👍 😀

Very nice sounding record, and I do like your machine! 👍 It did well to get through that record as it's quite loud and it looks like you are using a loud tone needle also. Maybe slightly slow at times, though 🤔. Thanks 👍 😀

First thing I did when I got my lp120x was ditch that cheap felt platter mat and replace it with a rubber mat. Cuts down on static. Acrylic mats are nice too, but rubber is inexpensive and blows that felt mat away.

Ray Ellis wrote the spider-man 67 music for the cartoon. Then the production ran out of money and switched to KPM music library for the rest along with recycling the same visuals over and over. Bob Harris did the theme I think. I get mixed up at times but Ellis had a lot of fun tracks.

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Isn't it supposed to be played at 33 rpm?

I have the same turntable

Thanks for showing your records and the shout out 😊. What I meant about the writing was that normally on the back of a HMV soundbox there is some writing embossed during manufacturing. There were several different variations of your soundbox. I was just wondering which one you had, and the writing would probably show that. It will probably say "His Master's Voice, or HMV and maybe 5 or 5A or 5B". Thanks 😀👍

I don’t know what to say anymore about TH-cam keep removing my comments section 😐

the backrooms if had been called the frontrooms.

A melody of my brokenness within my heart Babe ❤️ 💙

Definitely worth an occasional listen. thx

Good job boy.😊

10th like

yes nice 45