The Juliet Shaw Legacy Project: Ray and Juliet Shaw Make Beautiful Music Together

Recorded on a 78 rpm disc in the late 1930s or very early 1940s, Ray and Juliet Shaw's informal performance of Felix Arndt's popular "Nola" is indicative of the family's love of music and the playing together that took place in the Shaw household on a regular basis.
For the first time in over 58 years, thereminists, theremin enthusiasts, and electro-musicians can see and hear more from the Juliet Shaw Collection by visiting:
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[@CreatingJason]

Awesome.

[@dnteuxurois]

Thanks. I'm having a bunch of technical problems getting this stuff to show up on the site. A guy I know is going to show me what I'm missing. That's the reason I'm posting several of the videos today, so that I can get them to function on the Juliet Shaw Legacy site. Once I can do it correctly, there's more going up.
By the way, the Jason Mysteria "infommercial" is fantastic. Everyone should go and take a look:
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