1932, A Shine on Your Shoes, Victor Young Orch. Harlan Lattimore, Bunny Berigan, medley, HD 78rpm
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"A Shine on Your Shoes" 1932 voc: Dick Robertson
"You're Telling Me" 1932 instrumental (unissued test)
"Someday We'll Meet Again" 1932 voc: Harlan Lattimore (unissued test)
"Two Tickets to Georgia" 1933 instrumental (unissued test)
"Two Tickets to Georgia" 1933 voc: Dick Robertson
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I truly feel sorry for those who know nothing of this music. It would be like living life without ever having experienced a kiss. A shame! Thanx for uploading.
Fantastic good microphones they had 90 year ago! They almost picked up the whole audible spectrum (at least 40 - 14.000 Hz, or something). Not to mention how good the 78 rpm record was in reproducing this quality.
They can tweak things and smooth crackles and blips so it sounds like it was recorded five minutes ago. Good for when you really want to hear it as intended. But, there are people who like the signs of age and who don't like the ironing out and smoothing down.
0:00 "A Shine on Your Shoes" 1932
2:58 "You're Telling Me" 1932
5:57 "Someday We'll Meet Again" 1932
8:36 "Two Tickets to Georgia" 1933
11:38 "Two Tickets to Georgia" 1933
'A Shine On Your Shoes' is simply a great tune and probably the very best of Dick Robertson, an innocuous singer at best, who outshines himself here.
A personal top favorite for 60 years.
One of the nicest come-backs in history - of 78s anyway :-)
Welcome back, Prozoot! I am sure that we are many here who enjoy your uploads very much. Your selections and restorations are always of the best taste.
Victor had young ideas! Catch the two takes of "Two Tickets to Georgia" and hear how he makes a great arrangement more commercial but just as great.
A triumphant return!
"Two Tickets to Georgia" with Dick Robertson is pure magic!
Great clean Recordings,love to listen to them.Takes me back to my childhood.
Hard to believe these were transcribed from 78 RPM records and that they were in such good shape. Thank you.
....thanks for tuning in!
These Brunswicks are crisp in sound.
Thank you, Prozoot, for your efforts in making these recordings available for RUclips listeners!
Thanks for the Victor Young...he brought a lot of life to Brunswick...jazz that was elegant, but with a broad appeal...truly fine.
THIS MUSIC STILL INSPIRES SOME 90 YEARS LATER ! IN 1933 FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT SIGNED THE "FINE ARTS ACT", WHICH PAYED LYRACISTS, COMPOSERS, AND SINGERS TO CREATE SUCH ELEGANT, POSITIVE , AND UPBEAT MUSIC TO CHEER PEOPLE IN THE DEPTS OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION. IT'S NO WONDER WHY THE ERA OF MUSIC IS SO UNFORGETTABLE AND CONTINUES TO COMFORT AND INSPIRE TODAY !
I'm sick and yet could dance the night away, hurray, having a great evening listening to this fine selection - After that I need a Ticket to Georgia - thank you so much!
Extremely pleasing
The Victor Young Orchestra is lively, for quick-steps, and swaying minds.- interesting sounds.
Any relation to Casa?
Came across this great stuff while browsing for tunes at Christmas. Thank you for such a breath of fresh air in the lineup of songs here. Hope you can find and share more of these great artists songs as we shelter in place and find the reason for the season.
My favorite version!
Super excellent
A real breath of deep fresh air ! Merci beaucoup from Paris France. Take care.
Lovely!
Estoy disfrutando como un enano!!!!!
If only karaoke existed of these haha!
Look for the lyrics and sing on instumentals of those songs, that's close enought and will be WAY classier than any karoke you'd find ^^
Delightful
Great
Vera Lynn also sang another "We´ll Meet Again" during WW II!
Totally different tune
One "thumbs down". What´s the use? If you do not like this music, why bother?
You’re telling me.
😎
Sounds like Jimmy and Tommy Dorsey on You're Telling Me....
What instrument (or gadget) imitated the steam engine?
Doo whacker Doo Ooooooooo 😆🧐