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- Noel Coward's lovely waltz from his 1929 play "Bitter Sweet" received MGM’s Nelson Eddy-Jeanette MacDonald screen treatment in 1940.
Transferred from 78rpm Columbia 4263-M - I’ll See You Again (Coward) by Nelson Eddy, orchestra conducted by Robert Armbruster, recorded in Hollywood October 4, 1940
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Thank you for sharing these beautiful recordings by Nelson Eddy! 🙏🍀🌟
A wonderful singer with a pleasant voice and a likable charisma… ✨✨✨You simply can‘t go wrong when turning to his great performances!
The fact that I named my first Jack Russell Terrier "Nelson Eddy" may be seen as an indication of my enthusiasm for the magnificent baritone. Noel Coward's score for _Bittersweet_ is extremely lovely, and both Nelson and Jeanette make a very memorable and affecting job of their renditions of the songs. This one and "Zigeuner," which Ms MacDonald sang, are my favourites.
The voice that made thousands, if not millions of hearts, palpitate at first note...
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In the first season, The Railroad Hour performed Bitter Sweet. This song was sung by Jeanette MacDonald and Gordon Macrae. The entire production is worth a listen.
Masterwork Columbia's, despite how we often pass them up, usually prove their worth quite easily, like in this case.
Jeanette McDonald's husband was disrespecting her, Nelson Eddy found out and kicked his ass. You can look it up.
I am hunting for a german record cant remember, its jazz/swing 1929-1931, with a group I think that has 'orchestra' in their name, anways it has a unique sound it it that makes it sound almost stereo and had a predeessor tech behind. It was a red vinyl. All I can remember
quick question - what exactly do you do to restore the audio of these records? any specific programs that you use or would recommend for restoration? thanks in advance from an fan of yours :)