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Glad you like it 😎

That would defeat the whole point of the channel. Digitised (sanitised) versions are freely available of all these records. The point is real records on real record players as we enjoyed them back in the day.

Yes and this is conducted by Julius Ehrlich (of the State Opera, Leningrad)

That is a great description and it certainly does

It's the first one I have broken trying to play it.

@the78rpmsaviour61 into each life, some rain must fall.

I had a crazy thought flash through my mind which took a split second and caused this. The thought was *this feels like vinyl*, so a gave it a tiny squeeze, nope it's shellac 😥

So do I, really good for a B side

Yes Rusty does a great job with this

It's from 1953

Hope it cheered you up

@the78rpmsaviour61 it did cheer me up, but I am still crazy. :)

I'd not heard of the song or singer before picking the record up either, but I do like it's simple charm as a track.

What a great singer, sadly taken way too young

A great vocal group

It truly is

This is not a sanitised remastered track. It is a real record playing on a real record player 😎

Thank you I am glad you like it. This is quite a rare one as it was a flop, I can't believe it was not a hit. I like it a lot 😎

No it came out the same year. Embassy was a UK budget label in the 50s and 60s. Where singers and musicians recorded Chart hits of the day. They usually did so under fake names and were paid day rate for the work rather than royalties. These records were not considered for the charts as they were sold at a low price in one high street store Woolworths.

@@the78rpmsaviour61 I had no idea. Interesting. I bet my brother had a few when he first started buying records. Good old Woolworths, with the lunch counter in the back.

Buying this record is my introduction to Stonewall and I absolutely love it. Obviously I rushed out and bought some LPs to hear more. My judgement is what a great artist.

@the78rpmsaviour61 Definitely a great artist

No not where I am in the UK, but I was lucky with this one from a UK based seller.

Thanks I am glad you like it. I have a lot of old players but this Elizabethan is one of my favourites for sure.

Yes a great record but it's not a Dansette. It is a Elizabethan Pop-Ten, one of my favourite players. The same colour one behind it though is a Dansette.

Not sure if that TV show jumped the Atlantic to here in the UK.

@the78rpmsaviour61 It's a really old one, 1950s. It's probably in here somewhere.

Just noticed all the John Bulls. I have one from when my sister lived in St. Neots in the 70s. And My Little Margie is in RUclips.

Another artist new to me and I also like it.

My pleasure, she does a pretty good version I reckon.

My pleasure. I did not know of Joan's version, I see it was the B side of The Windsor Waltz. I will have to look out for that and get it uploaded if I find it. Thanks for the information 🤠

@ your welcome 🙏 and it’s wonderful like the same stuff and who appreciate this kind of music and 78 Take care thanks again regards Ron Ron uk 🇬🇧

@@roned9189 Thanks, for is still a lot of great music out the on 78s, Jamie also UK

@@the78rpmsaviour61 Joan sang is it any wonder and Jimmy young covered that song As well it’s on u tube Ron

Newly discovered version for me, from Pat Boones younger brother, I think he did a great job.

This makes number 12 for my collection. Here's a link that has them all together in a play list. Hopefully I will add more studio.ruclips.net/user/playlistPLqXYmeh9X_Cf1zaUp20B1LbAWzEjacHyu/videos

Yeah it has a charm of days gone by to it

I think this version has been pretty much forgotten as it failed to chart. Being released in 1953 the year before Alma took off with Bell Bottom Blues.

Not that bottle no 🤠

One of the better known Psychobilly bands here on the UK scene of the 1980s. They are still gigging today, I am glad you like them 😎

My pleasure it's a great EP. 'A Change Is Gonna Come' was not only a Sam Cooke original but he also wrote it. Otis Redding covered it and more recently Seal. To be fair who is as smooth as Sam Cooke 😎

@@the78rpmsaviour61 I didn't know Otis Redding recorded it. I have to admit I have never heard anything by Seal.