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The engineers said not to launch in below freezing temperatures. NASA ignored them.

Bring back Muzak. We are sick of Taylor Swift

8:00 …I don’t know the song, But (not that anyone asked or likely cares) the clarinet! I think it’s Bobby Gordon. I was liking Joe Marsala for many of these Seeburg sides, but now I think it’s his protégé Bobby! Damn. I’m almost certain. Makes sense.

10:52 "Frenesi" ...The "Why saxophone?" version.

30:09 "Sunny" the title song of the 1925 Kern and Hammerstein Musical, interesting to see as the show was never revived.

Great Record😊

Wow this hits hard 0:40

5:09 Yikes. Slowest version of “Rose Room” ever. …Had to check my playback speed setting.

So… A workplace with this music player repeats the same tracks if the stack isn’t changed? …Not sure “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” is the best way to start the day.

LOVE IT ! 🎵🎵

22:22 “Gravy Waltz” …Nice one.

learned something new about westinghouse

why is this left ear

DAMN, so great.

anyone know the name of the tune @ 24:40?

is this lacquer?

Charles Buddy Rogers was A Hollywood Actor Starred In Wings. The First Academy Award Winning Film in 1927 😊

18:41 51:51 1:16:38 2:34:45 3:34:41 3:45:31 4:00:45 4:13:59 4:21:34 5:05:10 6:23:37 6:26:15

PLEASE, Somebody knows how do i find in youtube just this song: 0:04:24 *Vehicle* INSTRUMENTAL

Recorded on April 18, 1932.

Was it recorded in Britain and licensed to Gennett? They did have some agreements with Edison-Bell, and Joseph Sharpe ["Olly Oakley"] recorded for them

0:23:53 1:11:45 2:35:31 2:52:46 3:01:22 3:54:00 4:22:48 4:55:55 5:15:14 5:18:33 6:00:45 6:17:05

oh this is delightful! thank you for sharing it! <3

13:27 Who is this orchestrator?? Whole arrangement is only one-and-a-half choruses. Has so many little surprises and texture changes, yet doesn’t even bother with the original counter-melody. …Pretty slick. …Song is Irving Berlin’s “You’re Just In Love” from Call Me Madam

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3:25:50 LOVE this selection especially the wonderful counter melodies ! Thanks MUZAK !!!🎵🎵

i have lost touch with reality because of this

1) Recorded on September 18, 1928. Arranged by Bill Challis. 2) Recorded on September 21, 1928. Arranged by Ferde Grofé. Vocal Refrain by Jack Fulton.

1934 "blue wax" reissue.

SuNsHiNe aNd LoLLiPoPs aNd rAiNBoWs

Life is overrated

Nice! Would love to know the release date of this pressing. I'm guessing late 1940s???

Nice

More please .. and thank you! ;o)

How do you manage to play the discs created with vertical transcription? Doesn't that require a special type of player?

I've lost touch with reality as soon as i seen it

Me when im starting at war thunder:

[126] 5:24:23 is Serafina by Earl Sheldon. Taken from The Mozart Edition Library LP [ME LP066] from 1971.

6:01:37 [137] Lancashire Blues, aka the Coronation Street theme. It's a very very VERY long-running TV soap opera from the UK. In fact, it's the longest-running soap opera, airing since 1960!

1:17:42 "Diane" originally sung by The Bachelors in 1964.

[008] 18:48 is Evening Rendezvous by William Gardner & His Orchestra. Taken from the Mozart Edition Library Album [ME LP061]

I have this record, the prior owner at some point used medical tape around the hole to make if fit the spindle

Lots more old-fashioned 1940's luxury-liner orchestra fare in the beginning, very nice!

14:32 - Close Your Eyes Note: A similar version appears on a few earlier records.

1:10:56 - This also appears on a few other records.

B78 (7:03:30) is Tea and Trumpets arr. Elliot Lawrence. this same rendition appears on the Oct, 1973 tape

5:56:46 is Pile Driver by Harry Howard and His Music from the 1971 Mozart Edition LP ME LP063

We had this record in our house when I was growing up. My parents had such a small record collection; why they owned this, I never found out. Did they buy it? Borrow it? Find it? BUT OH MAN THIS IS WHAT I WANTED EVERY ORCHESTRA TO SOUND LIKE.

This has a great 1930's/1940's ocean-liner-orchestra sound to it - I see a ballroom with pillars of burled mahogany and silver art deco trim, potted palms, and of course tuxedos and evening gowns aplenty. Love it, thank you fur uploading!

0:56:16 Joni James’s “Is This the End of the Line?” arranged by Richard Maltby