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Sinom Baroe - Mas Seto Dari Wajang Orang Saritomo (1929)
Sinom Baroe (Sinom Baru), sung by Mas Seto and accompanied by the Wajang Orang Saritomo. Issued on Beka B. 15930, side B. Matrix 29245. Recorded in 1929.
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Kenanti Baroe - Mas Seto Dari Wajang Orang Saritomo (1929)
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Kenanti Baroe (Kenanthi Baru), sung by Mas Seto and accompanied by the Wajang Orang Saritomo. Issued on Beka B. 15930, side A. Matrix 29244. Recorded in 1929.
Rangu-Rangu - Pat Im Semarang (1907)
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Rangu-Rangu, played by the Pat Im orchestra of Semarang. Issued on Odeon X 114187. Matrix xJa 766. Recorded by Odeon for Tan Tik Hing & Co in Semarang, 1907.
Jin Tikmanos - Pat Im Semarang (1907)
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Jin Tikmanos, played by the Pat Im orchestra of Semarang. Issued on Odeon X 114186. Matrix xJa 765. Recorded by Odeon for Tan Tik Hing & Co in Semarang, 1907.
Lagu Jogoro - Mas Ajeng Keromo (1909)
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Lagu Jogoro, sung by Mas Ajeng Keromo. Issued on Odeon X 26329, matrix xJa 364. Recorded in 1909 in Surabaya, Java.
Lagu Jalak Jalak Ijo - Mas Ajeng Keromo (1909)
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Lagu Jalak Jalak Ijo, sung by Mas Ajeng Keromo. Issued on Odeon X 26328, matrix xJa 363. Recorded in 1909 in Surabaya, Java.
Perjalanannya Herlaut - Mas Ajeng Herlaut (Aer Laoet) (1928)
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Perjalanannya Herlaut, parts one and two, sung by Mas Ajeng Herlaut. Issued on Beka B. 15754, matrix 28127 and 28128. Recorded on September 12, 1928, in Surakarta, Java. The following article appeared in the paper "Dagblad Bendee" of Surakarta on September 19th, 1928 RECORDING BEKA RECORDS Beginning on the 12th Sept, following the "Securitas" bazaar held here, recordings have been made, which w...
Sleeping At The Foot Of The Bed - Clarence Ganus (1929)
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Sleeping At The Foot Of The Bed, played by Clarence Ganus. Issued on Vocalion 5386, matrix C-4688-. Recorded October 18th, 1929 in Chicago, Ill.
Burung Berciri - Miss Em (1928)
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Burung Berciri (بورڠ برچري), sung by Miss Em (اء. ايم). Released on the Hindenburg label, catalogue number 1754/1755. Recorded in 1928 in Singapore. "Miss Em" may be "Miss Ja Emah", who recorded for Hindenburg between 1927 - 1931.
Keroncong Sangkuriang - Miss Em (1928)
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Keroncong Sangkuriang (كروچوڠ سڠ كوريڠ), sung by Miss Em (اء. ايم). Released on the Hindenburg label, catalogue number 1754/1755. Recorded in 1928 in Singapore. "Miss Em" may be "Miss Ja Emah", who recorded for Hindenburg between 1927 - 1931.
Gridiron Heroes - Bert Dierkes with Sammy Dibert And His Orchestra
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Gridiron Heroes, played by Sammy Dibert and His Orchestra. Vocals by Bert Dierkes. Recorded by United Sound Systems in Detroit, MI. Likely recorded in 1952 or 1953. Official song of the World Champion Detroit Lions Professional Football Team. Go Lions!
Gridiron Heroes (Instrumental) - Sammy Dibert and Orchestra
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Gridiron Heroes, played by Sammy Dibert and His Orchestra. Recorded by United Sound Systems in Detroit, MI. Likely recorded in 1952 or 1953. Official song of the World Champion Detroit Lions Professional Football Team. Go Lions!
Oh, Gee! There Ain't No Justice - Fred Hall's Orchestra (1929)
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Oh, Gee! There Ain't No Justice, played by Fred Hall's Orchestra, with vocal chorus by Arthur Fields. Issued on Madison 1652, side B. Recorded in April, 1929. NOT in Boston MA, but in NYC. Wouldn't be a Seventy8 video without at least one error!
Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray - Sibyl Sammis Singers (1920)
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Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray, sung by the Sibyl Sammis Singers. Issued on Rainbow 1009, side A. Recorded August 28th, 1920 in Winona Lake, Ind.
Just Like A Rainbow - Lanin's Roseland Dance Orchestra (1921)
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Just Like A Rainbow, played by Lanin's Roseland Dance Orchestra. Issued on Connorized 3037, side A. Recorded May 24th, 1921. "Just Like A Rainbow" was written by Mary Earl and Ted Fio Rito. Originally published by Shapiro, Bernstein & Co in 1921.
I Still Get A Thrill - Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra (1930)
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I Still Get A Thrill - Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra (1930)
Salvador Waltz - Orquesta Costena (1924)
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Salvador Waltz - Orquesta Costena (1924)
The Stadium March - Columbia Band (1904)
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The Stadium March - Columbia Band (1904)
I Like To Do Things For You - Leo Reisman And His Orchestra (1930)
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I Like To Do Things For You - Leo Reisman And His Orchestra (1930)
My Treasure - Rev. E. S. Weidman (1928)
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My Treasure - Rev. E. S. Weidman (1928)
Go Home And Tell Your Mother - Don Voorhees Orchestra (1930)
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Go Home And Tell Your Mother - Don Voorhees Orchestra (1930)
Spring Morning Serenade - Columbia Band (1903)
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Spring Morning Serenade - Columbia Band (1903)
Southern Whistling Coon - Sid Harkreader (1925)
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Southern Whistling Coon - Sid Harkreader (1925)
When A Woman Loves A Man - Bernie Cummins And His New Yorker Hotel Orchestra (1930)
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When A Woman Loves A Man - Bernie Cummins And His New Yorker Hotel Orchestra (1930)
My Soul Is A Witness - The Sibyl Sammis Singers (1920)
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My Soul Is A Witness - The Sibyl Sammis Singers (1920)
Only The Blood - Rev. E. S. Weidman (1928)
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Only The Blood - Rev. E. S. Weidman (1928)
Syncopatin' Mama - Lucille Hegamin (1923)
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Syncopatin' Mama - Lucille Hegamin (1923)
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This sounds like a song from the 1920s; it definitely fits in the category of "football music."
This is very jaunty! :))
He showed ROY SMECK how to play . Sam Moore is incredible !
I had this 78 . I used to play it on my 1903 Columbia Windup .
Thank you for bringing this wonderful rare recording to my ears. You have excellent taste. Wishing good on you ! Peace.
This is an amazing transfer!! Sounds really good, and I mean really good
Как аутентично, неприглаженно. Будто не артисты поют, а фабричные.
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masterpiece !
I have 2 copies of this 78 unfortunately not in this condition. Great upload
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Hot!
Stellar job with this transfer. Remarkable for 1907
You are doing God's work
the best performance of this song ever heard
Jim!, Jim!, mindig is tudtam, hogy nyersz.
Great to see you're posting again, it's always a great one when you do! What an astonishing recording! Your Gamelan + Keroncong selections are some of the best on the entire platform! If I may ask where do you source these discs? I had no idea this Odeon label variant went so far back, I've got several Indian discs with the same label dating from between 1920 and 1944, which is already a long enough window, never mind as far back as 1909!
This Odeon, and the Hindenburg I posted earlier, all came a friend in Yogyakarta, and there's lots more from just that lot! The rest of my collection has come from other collectors, and from leads I've received from family living in Indonesia. This is a later re-issue, probably made in the 1920s. The next video I'm working on is a tandak on the same label, but dates to 1907!
@@seventy8historicmusic Thanks for the reply! Certainly seems that having a contact is the best way to find foreign records - until now I've been watching Dutch eBay and discogs sellers hoping for some Indonesian stuff but no such luck. Can't wait to hear the '07 tandak!!
Really impressive transfer Josh
Damn good whistling
Sehr sehr tolle Musik 😁❤️🍀
London bridge is falling down. In the beginning of the music. Funny recording
Yes, it's quite novel! Seems to be right in line with the "anything goes" mentality that seemed to prevail in the Grey Gull studio.
This is my great uncle. As a child I met his mother mentioned in this song.
Wow, what a cool piece of family history!
Irving Kaufmans version is the best and includes the intro
Is that the version on Harmony/Diva/Velvet Tone? I've heard that one, it's quite good!
@@seventy8historicmusic It was on Banner records. Here is the link to Irving Kaufman's version. Of course Al Jolson's live performance in The Jazz Singer is the best! ruclips.net/video/V7cPcEa4e8I/видео.htmlsi=onKahzX3SkvyUo4l
Thanks, I hadn't heard that version before!
Last week I heard this performed live by "Frog & Henry", superb it was too ruclips.net/video/wwoX7JNl33o/видео.html
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Incomplete
How so?
@@seventy8historicmusic Would you please upload the complete recording？
I'm sorry, but this is the whole recording. A different recording may have more verses, but this is all that is on this one.
One of the earliest country blues recordings.
Love being able to hear my grandfather
Wow, that is very neat! Which one is your grandfather?
Einar Nyland
Very interesting! Do you have any information you'd be willing to share on Einar? I have heard a few things secondhand, but no solid sources!
❤❤Veldig flott musikk, sang og fremføring. ❤❤. Hans Brataas, Norge.
What a great side! Thanks for posting
my mom was born in 1925 she died about six yeras ago! she weas 92 tyeras old!
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Thank you. Hearing this has cleared up a long-standing discographical error. This side was mixed up with a Clarion recording (Matrix 788-2)which was attributed to Vincent Lopez in error. Now this Paramount recording (956 matrix) can be heard it demonstrates that the Clarion recording was by a totally different sounding orchestra.
Glad this was useful!
On the acoustic German Homocords you'll find a code in the run off area. It consists of a letter, a number, and again a letter. If you tell me, I will be able to fairly identify the recording date. Most probably, both sides were recorded the same day.
Interesting, I did not know that! I pulled it out to give it a check, I don't see anything in the runout except for the matrix, but I see a few codes written beneath the label under a bright lamp, but they're very faint. Looks like "13-B-17", but I am not entirely confident of that. I am sure of 13 at least, that is clear on both sides. What I believe to be "17" could also be "L17", it appears to have a hooked bottom like an L on one side, but that wouldn't line up with what you have told me about Homokord's date codes. Any information from this would be greatly appreciated!
@@seventy8historicmusic Thank you. The first digit indicates the month, the number is the day, and the suffix letter the year (there is always just one letter, never two or more). E8C would indicate May 8, 1923. B is 1924. The year code is a bit complicated, as it starts with V in 1905 and goes backwards in the alphabet to A in 1925, just to use the leftover W for 1926, the year when they decided to abandon this weird system. However, your combination seems quite strange. Normally, there is always one number between two letters. Not the other way round.
Interesting! It's possible that I misread the code, since it is so faint. I will double check that later tonight! Thank you for the info!
Great arrangement, superb performance. These were the sounds and tunes that helped people get through the depression era.
I think the phrase was, a "cheer up" song! The kind of happy pop music that was circulating around the depression - like "Cheer Up, Good Times Are Coming" and "Happy Days Are Here Again".
I'm afraid the hawaiian guitar effects are really sung by kinda human voice... Otherwise, a very nice record!
Now this is a fight song I wan't for a team. Stamped is cool and all but for some reason fight songs from this era just hit different.
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We are so back
One of only 13 tunes that Newman recorded. It was also done by some of the usual suspects of that era, Carson Robison, Johnny Marvin, Vernon Dalhart, Frank and James McCravy.
I’m looking for the recording played before the radio broadcasts of the Lion games
This is the only Detroit Lions record I've found, but it looks like this one came from a radio station. It came with a few radio transcriptions, but the only other Michigan related recording in that lot was an advertisement for Pure Michigan Maple Syrup.
He was also the first entertainment director for the Lions
Composed by the band director at Wayne state university in Detroit
This is the best instrumental version of this song I could find. Thank u
ive just played this and my cat just jumped out the window R.I.P Tiddles 😃👍
I plead guilty to the aiding and abetting of crimes against music.
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Absolutely fantastic find! I wouldn't mind at all if this version got played after every game
This is absolutely wonderful! Go Lions!