1928, Paul Whiteman Orch., Sunshine, Louisiana, I'm Winging Home, I'm Afraid Of You, My Pet, HD, 78
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"Sugar" 1928
"There Ain't No Sweet Man That's Worth The Salt Of My Tears" 1928 voc: Bing Crosby, AR, HB, JF, CG, AY
"Louisiana" 1928 voc: Bing Crosby
"You Took Advantage Of Me" 1928 voc: Bing Crosby, JF, CG, AY
"Do I Hear You Saying?" 1928 voc: Bing Crosby, AR, CG
"My Pet" 1928 voc: Bing Crosby, AR, CG, AY
"I'm Afraid Of You" 1928 voc: Bing Crosby
"I'm Winging Home" 1928 voc: Bing Crosby, AR, JF, CG, AY
"When You're With Somebody Else" 1928
"From Monday On" 1928 Voc: Bing Crosby, AR, JF, CG, AY
"Mississippi Mud" 1928 voc: Bing Crosby, Irene Taylor, AR, HB, JF, CG, AY
"Sunshine" 1928 voc: Bing Crosby, AR, JF, CG, AY
"Back In Your Own Back Yard" 1928
"Smile" 1928 voc: AR, CG, JF
"Lonely Melody" 1928
"Changes" 1927 voc: Bing Crosby, AR, HB, JF, CG, AY
"Mary" 1927 voc: Bing Crosby
"Ooh! Maybe It's You" 1927 voc: JF, CG, AY
"Dardanella" 1928
"Coquette" 1928
"I'm Coming, Virginia" 1927 voc: Bing Crosby, AR, HB
vocals: Bing Crosby, Al Rinker, Harry Barris, Jack Fulton, Austin Young, Charles Gaylord, Irene Taylor
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I have long listened to this music, have thousands of these tunes on the 78's, and have also recorded many of them and know the process. But Prozoot does everything just perfect. He records and removes the standard ticks, pops, and hiss without over-filtering and so the records retain the full dynamic range and sound wonderful as if playing on new recordings from that era. This is a difficult balancing act and he is king of managing this so expertly. Please continue this fine fine work. I am most grateful for your time and efforts!
....thank you so much for that very kind compliment -- your thoughts are appreciated. Happy to know you are enjoying the tunes!
what 78s did you record, and what label?
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Simply WONDERFUL!!!Thanks again ...Prozoot Number One by far...Best regards from Italy
....thank you for tuning in!
Simply heaven on earth…wow…”I’m Winging Home” is a great personal fave…thanks again, Prozoot, for sharing with all your incredible musical time machine.
....thanks so much for your enthusiasm and kind words!
Heaven indeed. It will be tough not to replay this on a weekly basis. Bountiful thanks for this rich feast!
On a Tuesday night October of 1976, the Paul Whiteman Orchestra Revisited performed at The Academy of Music in Philadelphia PA. I took my Dad for his 58th birthday.... They opened with "Sugar", as this compilation does. It instantly took me back 46 years to that very happy night with my Dad, who was a Saxophone and Clarinet player in the 1930's and early 1940's, and knew many of the musicians on stage personally...Much thanks for this great memory:)
....thanks so much for sharing that nice memory -- we all can relate.
Mississippi Mud! Never heard it before but hotdamn what a neat song!
Louisiana Louisiana my home….👍
"Play this record on Prozoots TH-cam channel and hear all the music!"
Not a dull tune in the bunch, but I'm particularly happy to see Mississippi Mud and Changes. Thank you for another great curation.
....and thanks for your support!
Timestamps:
Sugar - 0:00
There Ain't No Sweet Man That's Worth The Salt Of My Tears - 3:15
Louisiana - 6:45
You Took Advantage Of Me - 9:45
Do I Hear You Saying? - 12:40
My Pet - 15:40
I'm Afraid Of You - 18:30
I'm Winging Home - 21:24
When You're With Somebody Else - 23:56
From Monday On - 27:06
Mississippi Mud - 30:03
Sunshine - 33:32
Back In Your Own Back Yard - 36:34
Smile - 39:22
Lonely Melody - 42:14
Changes - 45:10
Mary - 48:02
Ooh! Maybe It's You - 50:50
Dardanella - 53:25
Coquette - 56:29
I'm Coming, Virginia - 59:01
....thank you!
@@Prozoot Can't stop listening "Do I Hear You Saying?" so catchy!
Thank you :)
Thanks so much !
Wonderful transfers ! I recall those recordings were thé first I listened in the early 80 when i was 11 or twelve ! Many thanks for Nivelles Belgium
Wonderful numbers by a wonderful orchestra
....thanks for tuning in!
I'm sad you didn't include Ramona on this set list, its such a great tune!
Very good and natural sounding transcription....
parabens estivemos fora do ar 4 semanas aqui
My mind takes me back to Tom and Jerry
Paul Whiteman foi o grande precursor das Bigs Bands nas décadas seguintes!!!
Let me say again "thank you so much"for the wonderful program you propose here and elsewhere.All these rare 78 rpm records are wonderful,(and let me confess you that when I hear YOU TOOK ADVANTAGE OF ME I'm really trembling...).Thank you from the bottom of my heart!!
....thank you so much for those very kind words -- very appreciated!
Wonderful music, great sound and layout, as always! Sugar is for me the next tune to transcribe for the BHS. Thank you for posting!
....Juraj -- I'll be happy to supply you with any HD audio transfers that you may need for making transcriptions. Just let me know if you don't see something on my channel that might be useful. BTW, did you listen to my Bob Haring post? There is a lot of nice trumpet work that is in your style. th-cam.com/video/ZUG1R4aNwFg/w-d-xo.html All the best, ....Roger Robles, email: Prozoot@aol.com
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....thank you!
Thanks for posting. I've being playing 78's since 1969 and there are several recordings I've never heard before. Good selection.
....thanks for tuning in!
Lovely stuff 🎻🎼
Astonishing tranfers Mr Prozoot - I have never heard these masterful recordings sound so 'alive' and immediate - I can't wait to listen on the RCA LC1c speakers when I return home! Many many thanks! Bravo!!
....a man with discriminating taste -- I haven't heard someone mention RCA LC1 speakers since I wore short pants! You will be getting the full HD audiophile experience -- I am envious!
@@Prozoot But you always point out that TH-cam doesn´t give the full "HD audiophile experience".
I'm listening to them on a Fi X single-ended tube amp, through Westrex line transformers, to Altec 755A full-range speakers and loving it!
@@7karlheinz ....I can't top that!
muito bom!!!
Even on my bog-standard consumer equipment, I hear a difference in these transfers compared to previous others I've heard of the sides. Thanks, as always!
....thank you!
Early Crosby... does it get any better?
Never heard of that Bing Crosby sang with Paul Whiteman as early as 1927! And so many tunes! How old was he then?
Bing had just turned 24 when he [with Al Rinker and Harry Barris] joined the Whiteman organization in April 1927.
@@fromthesidelines Amazing!
Fantastic!!! Thanks Prozoot
OH hell yes! Gonna enjoy this one for a while. I've always thought "There Ain't No Sweet Man" deserved a more recognition, as it seems that one lesser sought after. I wish it had just a bit more bass in the intro, but have always loved it otherwise.
1) Recorded on February 28, 1928. Arranged by Bill Challis.
2) February 8, 1928. Arranged by Tom Satterfield.
3) April 23, 1928. Arranged by Bill Challis.
4) April 25, 1928. Arrabged by Tom Satterfield.
5) April 24, 1928. Arranged by Tom Satterfield.
6) April 25, 1928. Arranged by Bill Challis.
7) April 21, 1928. Arranged and conducted (in Whiteman's absence) by Ferde Grofe.
8) April 21, 1928. Arranged and conducted (in Whiteman's absence) by Ferde Grofe.
9) February 29, 1928. Arranged by Bill Challis.
10) February 28, 1928. Arranged by Matty Malneck.
11) February 18, 1928. Arranged by Tom Satterfield.
12) February 13, 1928. Arranged by Ferde Grofe.
13) January 28, 1928. Arranged and conducted (in Whiteman's absence) by Bill Challis.
14) January 4, 1928. Arranged by Bill Challis.
15) January 4, 1928. Arranged by Bill Challis.
16) November 13, 1927. Arrangd by Bill Challis.
17) November 25, 1927. Arranged by Matty Malneck.
18) August 17, 1927. Conducted (in Whiteman's absence) by Henry Busse.
19) February 9, 1928. Arranged by Bill Challis.
20) March 2, 1928. Arrangd by Bill Challis.
21) April 29, 1927. Arranged by Matty Malneck.
Special thanks for including the lovely version of Do I Hear You Saying I Love You? Rodgers & Hart expected this to be a hit, and for reasons I’ve never understood it remains obscure. Whether done as an uptempo fox trot as here, or as a ballad duet, I think it’s a charmer.
....I think it just was upstaged by "You Took Advantage Of Me", which became a standard, and a favorite song of the Prince of Wales while courting Mrs. Simpson.
Roger!! I have NEVER heard these AWESOME Records sound better! You managed to dig out the very best in these already fantastic records, so much so, You solved a mystery for a very good Friend of mine - in the record "You Took Advantage Of Me" Bing sings the lyrics so look the doors and call me "yours* Bing barley sings the word "yours' He could not hear "Yours"- that is until now! You have a truly wonderful gift and a "Midas Touch" turning these into pure gold in sound quality- to put it mildly! Thank You for the hard work!
....thanks so much, Bobby -- glad to hear you guys are diggin' the tunes!
And not one mention of Bix Beiderbecke on cornet! Surprising.
Thank you from Amsterdam. Please add a playlist, if possible.
....click on "more" for a playlist.
First round on me!
Props to you! Incredible, thank you
....thank you!
Looks like Bix Beiderbeck in the back row 3rd from the end. Tommy Dorsey could be standing on Beiderbeck's right. Jimmy Dorsey might be standing partially viewed at end of the piano.
That's Bing Crosby and the Rhythm Boys singing some risqué lyrics.
Hey Prozoot...let's zoot up, get in your time machine (I know you got one...that's how you get this stuff.....lol) and go back to 1928 and hang out at the nearest speakeasy!
What hath Roger wrought? I’ve been listening to Paul Whiteman recordings for over 50 years and I’m able to hear everything going on in the studio with your presentation here. I can hear every instrument playing. My beloved Crosby can be heard very well. Your efforts are amazing. I must pick your brain about how you get the sound this way. The line up of the 1927-28 Victor recordings by Whiteman’s Orchestra is fabulous if not historic. Some are alternate takes that I never heard before. Many thanks!
....just wanted to push the doctor's Bing-button! This post has your name on it! But you would not believe how difficult it was to make this video fly. TH-cam!
@@Prozoot Yikes! TH-cam can get, ummm, special at times. I’ve experienced it on a couple of occasions. I must complement you (I hope I can dodge the lightning bolts when I write this) on “Oooh! Maybe It’s You.” I have Jon R.T. Davies CD album that contains this tune, but I like what you’ve done to it better. Mind you, it could be the technology available then versus now, but I like what I’m hearing now.
@@docmurph8681 ....well, I think I may get hit with a lightning bolt -- but I have never been a fan of R.T. (RIP). He just did too much processing. Less is more! .....I hope nobody reads this!
@@Prozoot I must admit I generally like mr. Davies' work, but I understand where you're coming from. Before I started looking for the original 78's and mostly collected cd's, seeing his name on a cd booklet usually was a guarantee for a decent restoration job. But the more I started to listen to original 78's, the more I realized something was missing on those cd's. Nevertheless, I still believe, when I compare his work to the work of many of his colleagues, he was certainly one of the better audio engineers out there. I wouldn't call it over processing myself, that's more of a term I would associate with Bill Hebden or those horrible ASV Living Era cd's with their underwatery sound and other weird digital artefacts. But I do think that R.T. had a tendency to filter out the top end a little too much. The best audio restoration work on cd that I've heard was done by Richard Nevins on the Yazoo label. The cd tracks sound as if you're playing the original 78's in NOS-condition on top of the line equipment. Unfortunately (for me) the Yazoo label has issued very little dance band music. Bryan Wright at Rivermont Records does a great job also!
@@franknewman1194 ....thanks for your thoughts, Frank. I agree with you on most points, and especially that years ago Davies was the best bet for remastering. But he did clip all the air out of the room -- I guess it was what people expected. For my own preference, if I don't hear some degree of medium noise, only as a technical background for the music, I can't listen to the transfer. I don't want someone deciding which frequencies I should not hear -- my ears and brain can do the filtering. I want to hear everything!
I find myself apologizing to fans of the channel because they are not able to hear the original HD 24bit 96 kHz transfers -- they do tend to blow one's sox off. People who love Bix and Bing, et al have never heard classic vintage jazz in true HD on a disc. It has never dawned on Sony Music that there is room (and desire) in the SACD market for vintage jazz. I had always wanted to try issuing some DVD-Audio so people could hear what I am hearing in the studio. But it's too late now -- that ship has sailed. The disc market is finished. .....Roger
Why is Bing singing "There Ain´t No Sweet Man....." instead of "No Sweet Woman"?
Obviously in 1928 they sang exactly what the lyrics said, regardless of the sex of the vocalist. Very strange today.
Love all your stuff!!! Thank you!
I practically know this one by heart, as it never gets old & I listen to it over and over.
Usually I find music on places such as TH-cam, Amazon music, and other places, and if I like it, I’ll buy the CD on eBay, Amazon, etc…
Is this available on CD somewhere or is it just a playlist you made from various sources?
If it’s the latter, you did a wonderful job!
Thanks again! Hope it’s out there for sale somewhere.
....thanks for your input -- I put this together from random 78s that I transferred to a video. This collection is not available as is, on a CD. Only for free, here on TH-cam!
You did a great job.
I did find 18 of the 21 songs you have here on 2 CDs along with a few others on eBay. I ordered them today.
If they sound half as good as yours I’ll still be happy! I like to have music on different forms of media for places like camp where we sometimes have no phone & internet depending on which way the wind is blowing, as per my CD question.
You definitely have a better deal here on TH-cam for sure!
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Thanks!
Love Whitman ....😘😚 There's no picture of Crosby in the foto ..?????🤔
In The Twenties according to Richard Lawrence, dance bands took all the credit back then and left little to the vocalist. If you read the record label it usually reads “Fox trot with vocal refrain.” Of course, that would change in The Thirties and Forties when bands began to showcase the female singers.
Were Paul Whitemans Orchestra that big as you can see in the picture? How many were they?
At the beginning of 1928, Paul usually conducted at least 25 members of his orchestra (including the vocalists, and not counting his various arrangers).
@@fromthesidelines Amazing!
Im preey sure my grandfather is 2nd guy on right standing next to piano...ted murphy...does anybody have info on band members...thx...my mom is 85...i would love to show her some stuff....
Is this Doo whacker Dooo, or Vo Di Ooh Doe type music would you say?!!!😄🧐
I'd beleive Don Rayno, Paul Whiteman historian would classify it as Symphonic Jazz
😂 lol actually it's closer to "Wah da Dah" music.
Paul promoted it as "symphonic jazz".
More Jack Fulton, less Bing Crosby please 🙏
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