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Yes it is thanks for the comments.

Wow that is very Cool my pleasure to share this old record music. Thanks for subscribing also. I took a look at some of your stuff very cool to. I like your voice very much keep up the great work.

Thanks for commenting im glad it brought back fond memories to you.

Yes its a 12 inch. I have some one sided records also. A friend of mine finds a lot of 78 rpm records he pulls them out of the trash at flemarkets. This is the last record from the 130 records he had found and given me. My brother has more from his calection i will be back to recording soon. Thanks for commenting.

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Glad you enjoyed it!

This was very enjoyable listening to. Very nice voice he has.

Thanks i'm glad to hear this has bin enjoyed. Thanks for commenting.

Thanks so much!

Appreciate it!

LOL Yep for Sure.

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Your welcome glad you enjoyed it. Appreciate the comment.

That is Great! Thanks for listening and commenting.

My pleasure

I found this info about this song Leave Me With A Smile. Recording Take Number. 1 ; Recording Date. 1922-01-27 ; Recording Location. Camden, New Jersey ; Recording. Thank You for commenting!

Thank you i refinished it with Shellac and rebuilt the reproducer and replaced motor and governor springs. Bought it for 50 dollars and came with a box of 50 records. I replaced missing knobs and side crank bushing trim. It was not to bad doing all the work im very good working with my hands. I made a peice of the side trim that was missing with a chopstick and stained it to the right color. Thanks for commenting.

Cool very interesting!

Thank You LG Eva. I wish you the same. Very nice to see your still tuneing in.

I'm very happy that you enjoyed it. Thanks for commenting.

Glad you enjoyed the Song!

You are so welcome!

I definitely found this song interesting and relaxing to listen to. I had to look up crooning i agree with you. Thanks for commenting Greyman.

Interesting info. Thanks for commenting.

It brings me a lot of Joy to hear your comment. I am glad you enjoy this music. Its unbelievable how much music was made in the past that is all forgotten. I enjoy recording them and hearing most for the first time myself also. Im 65 years old myself. Thanks for commenting.

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Thank you very much i did all repairs and refinishing my self. Its a shame for the chunk out of the record it sounds very crisp and clean sounding. That is the first record im recording from 113 record trash bin find that friends of mine and my wife had given me. Very many nice records. Thanks for commenting. Im going to now listen to my this evening recordings.

@@tonys78rpmrecords Keep them coming Tony! Love me some 78s :) I've got some to record soon too as I bought a big boxful myself from an antiques shop the other week

@@bigcheeses I subscribed to your channel i ment to look at your channel but have not till now it looks great. Looking forward to watching your videos. That's cool you found a nice box of old records!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Yes the Seventy mental reasons part is quite funny

Thank you for commenting. This 1919 record my friend gave me with a bunch of other records all pulled out of a trash bin. He keep finding them and i keep saving and recording them to this RUclips channel. I just started recording the other records from the 113 record find. Hope you subscribe and enjoy them all.

No Just once for recording.

@@tonys78rpmrecordsthe acoustics definitely do a little damage, but it’s only noticeable on new discs. I’m not sure how those metrolite discs hold up to repeated steel needle treatment but I might have to sacrifice a disc in the name of science one time and record the results. The uk/european and Aussie discs were made of harder materials, and some of his earlier us pressings weren’t pressed on such malleable materials

@@bigcheeses its all good. Maybe when there are a shortage of these 78's maybe they will go up in value i get them for 5 dollars for 25 when i buy them. A friend just gave me 113 old records that he got from a flemarket trash bin. One guy committed how good the record sounds compared to digital. Thanks for commenting and for enjoying some of my old record music.

@@tonys78rpmrecordsthere’s definitely some rarer than others. That looks like a particularly shiny copy. I have 2 or 3 of each Hank single in 78 and 45! I’m a big fan though!

@@tonys78rpmrecordsit definitely sounds better to my ear than digital, the noise helps I think. I love the sound of my HMV 163 as well and hope to record some more Hank on there soon too. Thanks for sharing!

These are all picked out of the trash. I just play them once to record. I am aware of that.

It is quite Amazing the sound from these machines and how it transfers from the phone microphone that i use to record. Looking for ways to improve it but it works quite well. Thanks for commenting!