"Auld Lang Syne" played on 1925 Victrola ....... Happy New Year !!
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- Опубликовано: 5 дек 2017
- Experience New Years as it should be with Guy Lombardo's 78 RPM record played on an antique 1925 Victrola Talking Machine in HD Video.
Victrola is a 1925 Victor Talking Machine, Model VV-240, Serial No. 62250. 66152 Units were made between 1922 and 1925. Only 3500 Units were made during 1925.
"Auld Lang Syne" is peformed by Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians on the DECCA 78 RPM Disk with Press Number W74092T5F.
Copyrighted content: Auld Lang Syne
Claimed by: The Orchard Music 
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Goodbye 2021
What to me is absolutely mind boggling is that my mother and father celebrated to this same recording back in the day 1925
whats amazing this version is still played all over the world, to this day! public domain now.
It's the best version of it. That's why.
what a beautiful player. the wood, varnish, a truly classic piece
Wow just wow 😍
I too have a machine of this vintage, and many 78s from the era. The sound quality is amazing for the technology, with not an electron in sight!
Wow! Fantastic! This is lovely. Gorgeous Victrola! Thank you very much!
~Happy New Year Everyone and Welcome 2022!!!
Lovely way to welcome in 2021!
Brilliant
I have this 78 rpm record and play it on a Brunswick floor model.
... Super Duper! 👍
I was just given one of these in amazing condition Mine was built in 1915
Mine is not exactly Mint. But It PLAYS !! :)
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Mine works and just needs a needle
I can't believe someone just wanted to give it away!
@@pawleymediaconsultantsllc5 It looks pretty good to me and sounds great as well.
Wow.. wonderful I feel soooo happy🌹💖
Very Nice Victor 240 acoustic machine.I have that record,I saved it for a guy in Washinton,DC but Covid wiped out the victrola show in Wayne NJ
Very Sorry to hear about the COVID interference :(
Great classic/timeless holiday music...timeless...just like today (sic)
Maybe l should elaborate My Son called me and said someone in his neighborhood posted on facebook record player free to a good home
Not knowing what it was, l said sure go grab it for me When l went to pick it up l was Godsmacked on it's condition for it's age and everything still working!!
Rest In Peace (RIP)
we had an old wind up record player on a high shelf for only teacher to touch. no power.. wood stove.. back houses and a pump up kerosene lantern.. those were the good old days!! everyone worked hard to survive.. and had love for everyone. Happy 1950's and now look where we are today. Have we advanced ?? I think NOT. May God bring this society of sin to our knees to ask for His wisdom and forgiveness by HIS GIFT & HIS Grace. 2022 here we are>>>>>>>> God help us.!!
Amazing! Deeply happy...Thank you
Sounds wonderful! Thanks! 👍👍
I have a "78" of 'guy Lombardo. And his royal Canadians" version of this, very similar but just an instrumental...I play it on a more modern setup..a1947 stromberg-carlson console radio/phono
a 78 rpm record spinning - holds an old-world poetry of its own
Yes, I completely agree !!
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Retirement and Goodbye
Very good ty
Very nice piece from Guy Lumbago..
I had a Victrola.Beautiful.♥️
My stepmom has a musicbox similar to this, I love how it sounds, I should get some recordings from it next time I visit.. LOVE THIS!
Wishing all of you a safe and Happy New Year and many more to Come. -👍👍👍👌👌👌👌🎆🎆🎊🎊
Linda!
one more round shall we?
PMC LLC Still Have my Grand moms Victrola RCA.
Awesome !!!
Woot! Sweet and thank you bunches, pmc llc.
I'm a year late, but you just made my Happy New Year 2019.
So it was Guy Lombardo who first corrupted it with the wrong words and pronouncing Syne as Zyne. But a lovely old machine just the same.
Awesome. Thank you for the great upload. Happy New Year 🍸🎉🍸🎉
Thanks !!
Lovely gramophone!! I currently Have 2 working ones, i plan on geting more
Wow!
Sounds just like"Wij Houden Van Oranje" by André Hazes. Didn't know he used the melody off this song (from this video).
Beautiful recording!
Wow how beautiful! You own that Victrola? it's in gorgeous condition! Lucky you to have such a treasure from the past.
Beautiful 💜
I sure wish I could have lived in those days.
That is a beautiful thought
Farewell
I've a VV-1X very nice!
Thank you for posting.
My oldest dog to date..
Nipper.
Great Name for a Dog !! :)
Faut-il nous quitter sans espoir, sans espoir de retour,
Faut-il nous quitter sans espoir de nous revoir un jour?
Ce n´est qu´un "Au revoir", mes frères,
ce n´est qu´un "Au revoir".
Oui, nous nous reverons, mes frères,
ce n´est qu´un "Au revoir".
His master's voice! Is that a #4 Orthophonic head
It is a No. 2
sad then sad now rabbie burns knew a thing or two about human frailty
Final
Awesome I want one, but that song depresses me
et on changeait d'aiguille à chaque disque
That acoustic reproducer cannot properly pick up sound from a 1940 electrically recorded 78 rpm record.
The sound is actually quite awful.
Sadly a bad refinishing job too.
Hey Charles, I can see by your OWN RUclips Channel that you are quite the Antique Phonograph Aficionado !! Thanks for taking the time to listen :) You criticism are all valid. Perhaps a little background is in order. I am NOT a Phonograph Aficionado, but do love Vintage Technology. I bought MY 1925 Victrola, via a classified add approximately 40 years ago. I have do NOTHING to restore it. It just plays :) Although I did replace the cracked reproducer with an expensive refurbished one. The sound quality improved noticeably. As a retired electrical engineer, I am fully aware that electronically recorded 78 RPM Record can not be fully appreciated on a 1925 acoustic reproducer, however I would bet there were THOUSANDs of people who played the 1940 record that way. You see I think you are missing the point. There is actually something VERY Beautiful about hearing an emotionally stirring song that is actually being played on a nearly 100 year old instrument that has never been fucked with :)
Tempo di friggin' funeral. Singers gasping for air. Playing newer records on older Victrolas is silly.
George, have you ever heard of "Auld Lang Syne". Do you even know what its all about and why it is so special to play on an Old Victrola. ? But I am glad you listened to it.
@@georgedabrowski6900 Are you suggesting that a 1940's Guy Lombardo was never played on a 1925 Victrola ? What are you talking about ?
@@georgedabrowski6900 I agree with your premise, BUT, please do not discount the usage of the 1925 Victrola in the 1940's. Not everyone was a rich as your grandparents. BTW, How old are you ? I'm 66 Years old and I bought this 30 years ago. I have played all types of 75's on this.
@@georgedabrowski6900 Love it !! Great Memories. I know of at LEAST 25,000 Viewers who LOVE to hear Guy Lombardo on a 1925 Victrola. I mean what better way to ring in the New Year if your electricity has gone out. !!