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MorpethMusicCabin
Добавлен 6 апр 2012
Welcome to the HeartofMorpeth, Morpeth Vintage music channel, the music you will find here is in the public domain, over 50 years old according To EU Law and many recordings will be over 90 years old (US Law). All 78's on this channel are professionally recorded and digitally restored by ourselves!
Jack Payne And His BBC Orchestra Come And Have A Cuddle On The Common Gramophone Restoration
Lively and cute vintage dance band hit, surprising what your grandma got up to :p) lol . enjoy
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Across The Wide Missouri The Weavers With Terry Gilkyson 78rpm Gramophone Digital Restoration
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One our next door neighbour used to sing at New Year celebrations. Odd considering Im from the Uk, but there you go, used to be a favourite amongst some miners my mum used to know, along with the song Lucky Ol' Sun. Anyway, nice to rediscover it again, hope you enjoy. Incidently none of those people I knew when I was young are alive now.
A Days Broadcasting Clapham And Dwyer Novelty Gramophone Recording Digitally Restored
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Very early radio novelty sketch, on gramophone by Clapham and Dwyer with just a hint of Monty Python about it.
Ain't Misbehavin The Charleston Chasers Pre 1930s Vintage .wmv
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Another lively and upbeat original gramophone recording, straight out of the 1920s another original Zonophone recording. I actually quite like this one. It has a certain reminiscent feeling attached. Well maybe I was "pulled" forward in time - don't we all have our little idiosyncrasies from time to time.
A Wandering Minstrel I Kenny Baker Pre 1930s Vintage Gramophone Recovery
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This was obtained from an extremely old, very used, very dusty and cracked record. Must admit I was not sure about whether or whether not to put this one up on this channel, however the music and song is clear, therefore I will leave it for others to judge.
Laugh It Off Upsy Daisy Danny And Dena Kaye With Spencer Hagen Vintage Gramophone Restoration
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Bright lively and cheerful, so typical of the wonderful and Charismatic Danny Kaye, this song from the era of intelligent comedy, a bygone world where you could laugh with the comedians not at them!
Hey Mr Banjo The Star Gazers Original Gramophone Digital Restoration
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Lively and Jaunty old melody from the Star Gazers, maybe even slightly reminiscent of the old music hall songs.
Hors D' Ouvres Ambrose And His Orchestra Vintage Gramophone Restoration
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The second in our offering, an old dance band favourite, from Ambrose And his orchestra, in a lively upbeat style. I must point out, that this channel is not about videos, rather the music which lies hidden beneath the plates of the old 78s, music which is no longer heard but lies simply buried away, no longer heard by human ears.
Blue Star Ray Burns And Norrie Paramore Original 78rpm Gramophone Recovery
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Welcome to the new channel, all recordings on this channel will be 50 to 90 years old vintage digital restorations, from original recordings. These recordings will be as is, no changes are made and no stereo effects are added. Only the worst of the noise, clicks, pops and hiss are removed. But even then only if they are not detrimental to the music itself. These are professional recoveries, usi...
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Wow brought back child hood memories as my dad always played this😊
Message reads: "Where are you, you bastard?"
My favourite version. My older brother had this version on a 78 rpm, and after being used to this, Haley's version always seemed insipid to me. It's got a stomping beat, and a tremendous swing to it.
Enjoyed
Vat jou goed en trek Ferreira!
i'm only 35 by the way. Loving this older music. There's just something about it. Plus you know it's all real and no electronic computer shit. Just real guys playing real instruments
I had a copy of this one. on 78. It was blue and beautiful. sold it on e-bay. first time i heard it. It was worn and the blue was turning to brown on the edge so it didn't sell for too much. I loved it. Loved her voice and the music. Other side was Moanin' low. I search for these these things like American Pickers...saw this one as a treasure. Shouldn't have let it go for 10 bucks
fantastic sound restoration job!
The B side to Daddy Dear (Little Child) which made me cry deeply every time I heard it from a little baby until today.
Blackadder: Well as far as I can tell the message was "He's got a Terrible Lion Up his end, so there's an Advantage to an Enema at Once"
My folks used to have this on an LP. Always used to make me feel light and fluffy inside to hear this
This song was used in Blackadder Goes Fourth a few times.
And they pinched the Lord High Executioner title for S2E2.
Some lovely childhood memories for me there of car trips with my Dad. Thanks!
thanks so much, I always loved this one
He has a wonderful lyric tenor voice! He starred in a version of the Mikado for television in 39 and sang beautifully. His high notes possess great power! Thank you very much for posting this!
You needn't worry. Kenny Baker's Nanki-Poo was praised by none other than Audrey Williamson, a definitive critic. That movie ('36 or '39 -- I can't remember) got for posterity the great Martyn Green. Pedantic critics called Kenny Baker "...a crooner." I just call him "a singer."
What a fine lyric tenor voice, there was something that reminded me of Dick Powell. Kenny Baker's voice could possibly have been suited to L'elisir d'amore or possibly The Barber of Seville in the same vein as Tito Schipa. I have never heard of him until now so thank you for uploading this great recording.
Hi.....the Deeps recorded this on 78rpm in the UK, Oct 1955 on the label HMV POP 113 accompanied by Sid Phillips Big Band. On the flipside was 'Adam Never Had no Mammy'. The Deep River Boys also made a version in Swedish of the flipside song about the poor little Adam. I have posted that one here on YT recently.
Thank you for posting this! It´s much appreciated!
Love it - couldn't get a better contrast to the "A" side