Enoch Light- 18 Top Hit Tunes 184 45 RPM EP Sound-A-Like Cover Record- Last Track: Blue Suede Shoes!

 

Top Hit Tunes/18 Top Hits was one of several budget record labels of the 1950s deeply associated with Enoch Light, which issued cover versions of than-hit songs on extended play 45's and 78's. These sorts of releases tended to come in sets of three, resulting in each package containing at least a total of 18 pop tunes. Additionally, these sets often came with a "bonus selections" record of a totally unrelated back catalog compilation of tracks unified by a central theme. The selections on this record are: A1 Lipstick, Candy And Rubber Soled Shoes- Loren Becker with Enoch Light Orchestra A2 Mr. Wonderful- Dottie Evans with Enoch Light & Orchestra A3 Forever Darling- the Zig Zags with Orchestra (174A) B1 Hot Diggity- Artie Malvin and The Zig Zags B2 Flowers Mean Forgiveness- Loren Becker B3 Blue Suede Shoes- Loren Becker with the Zig Zags (175A) If you want to support this channel's ability to produce new content directly, consider becoming a patron at https://www.patreon.com/budgetvinylworld today! Remember, if this channel has at least five patrons on Patreon, I will stop having video ads placed at the beginning and end of each video I can monetize. Note some content is claimed by their rightful owners, who may have policies that automatically place ads on videos with their Content-ID matched content. If this video is set to premiere later and is thus not public, and you can't wait for the official premiere date to roll around, there is something you can do about it. You can become a patron at Patreon, where you will get early access to that content before the rest of the general public gets to! I am also willing to sell my physical copies of the records I have digitized and uploaded onto Youtube. All records are priced at $1 each, plus the costs of shipping them media mail. The only exception is for the Seeburg 16 2/3 rpm releases, the market value for those is at least ten dollars apiece, and that is pretty much what I to pay to get ahold of any these days. Also, I was forced to drastically purge my collection multiple times between Fall 2014 and Summer 2017, so there is a good chance for videos released before or during that time period to no longer have possession of that record in my physical personal collection to sell. If you are listening to this, it is reasonably likely you or a loved one may be interested in genealogy or family history; if this is so, please consider a visit to www.myfamilygen.com today!

4 Star Sales (Gilmar Records 872-101) - 33 1/3 RPM Compact Long Play Record

 This appears to have been a commissioned private promotional pressing, as it completely departs from Gilmar's standard output of cover versions of then-current charting hits. Tracks that are claimed by Content-ID have been removed for copyright reasons.

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Jan Peerce Recital- On Varsity Records #69100- 10" 33 1/3 RPM LP Vinyl Record Album

Varsity Records was yet another label in the Oberstien fold of budget labels endlessly reissuing content mostly culled from previously released or even contemporary Royale Records albums. 

Selections from this record are:

• A1 Jan Peerce Amour, Toujours, L'amour  
• A2 Jan Peerce Mattinata  
• A3 Jan Peerce Macushla  
• A4 Jan Peerce Because  
• B1 Jan Peerce Vesti La Giubba–From "Pagliacci"  
• B2 Jan Peerce La Danza  
• B3 Jan Peerce La Donna È Mobile–From "Rigoletto" 
• B4 Jan Peerce Oh, Promise Me [Trimmed out off this video due to copyright issues. It is still included in the video mentioned below]

Just in case you feel like you have heard this set of recordings on this channel before, you are right! See (or rather hear): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHhkxbsxyaY. The sound quality of the Royale copy was better. Still, unfortunately, the first tracks on each side of the disc had many unavoidable jumps due to groove damage inflicted upon it by a previous owner or one of their associates or family.

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I am also willing to sell my physical copies of the records I have digitized and uploaded onto Youtube. All records are priced at $1 each, plus the costs of shipping them media mail. The only exception is for the Seeburg 16 2/3 rpm releases, the market value for those is at least ten dollars apiece, and that is pretty much what I to pay to get ahold of any these days. Also, I was forced to drastically purge my collection multiple times between Fall 2014 and Summer 2017, so there is a good chance for videos released before or during that time period to no longer have possession of that record in my physical personal collection to sell. 

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New York Post Symphony Orchestra- Mozart Symphony No. 40 In G Major (World's Greatest Music Records)

From Discogs concerning the World's Greatest Music record label: "This U.S. label was produced by an unknown manufacturer for Music Appreciation Products, Inc. Several label varieties were produced, starting in 1938..."

Mainspring Press published an article in 2017 identifying the various orchestras and conductors used by RCA Victor recording staff for these releases. A link to where the article can be found is https://78records.wordpress.com/2017/10/11/new-%E2%80%A2-the-worlds-greatest-music-discography-rca-victor-series-revised-expanded-by-john-bolig. Also see https://www.stokowski.org/Fritz_Reiner_Discography.htm. The conductor for this recording is Eugene Ormandy- in case you were wondering. Below is the four-page appreciation that came with the original album.

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Enoch Light & His Orchestra and others:18 Top Hits 188 45 RPM Extended Play Sound-A-Like Cover Vinyl Record

Top Hit Tunes was one of several budget record labels of the 1950s deeply associated with Enoch Light, which issued cover versions of than hit songs on extended play 45's and 78's. These sorts of releases tended to come in sets of three, resulting in each package containing at least a total of 18 pop tunes. Additionally, these sets often came with a "bonus selections" record of a totally unrelated back catalog compilation of tracks unified by a central theme.

The selections on this record are: A1 Moonglow- Bob Eberly with Enoch Light & His Orchestra A2 The Saints Rock And Roll- Artie Malvin & The Zig Zags A3 Standing On The Corner- Loren Becker with Enoch Light & His Orchestra B1 A Tear Fell- Dottie Evans with Enoch Light & His Orchestra B2 Long Tall Sally- Artie Malvin & The Zig Zags B3 To Love Again- The Zig Zags with Enoch Light & His Orchestra If you want to support this channel's ability to produce new content directly, consider becoming a patron at https://www.patreon.com/budgetvinylworld today! Remember, if this channel has at least five patrons on Patreon, I will stop having video ads placed at the beginning and end of each video I can monetize. Note some content is claimed by their rightful owners, who may have policies that automatically place ads on videos with their Content-ID matched content. If this video is set to premiere later and is thus not public, and you can't wait for the official premiere date to roll around, there is something you can do about it. You can become a patron at Patreon, where you will get early access to that content before the rest of the general public gets to! I am also willing to sell my physical copies of the records I have digitized and uploaded onto Youtube. All records are priced at $1 each, plus the costs of shipping them media mail. The only exception is for the Seeburg 16 2/3 rpm releases, the market value for those is at least ten dollars apiece, and that is pretty much what I to pay to get ahold of any these days. Also, I was forced to drastically purge my collection multiple times between Fall 2014 and Summer 2017, so there is a good chance for videos released before or during that time period to no longer have possession of that record in my physical personal collection to sell. If you are listening to this, it is reasonably likely you, or a loved one may be interested in genealogy or family history; if this is so, please consider a visit to www.myfamilygen.com today!

The Savoyards- Mikado Excerpts (Royale Records)

Royale Records was king of the junk budget record labels of the 1950s. Eli Oberstien flooded the market with a seemingly endless stream of records in virtually all standard speeds and sizes for records of the period, except for 16 2/3 rpm, sadly. I find most eBay sellers think these are worth money; they are not, at least not more than a couple of dollars.

The tracklisting is as follows: A1 A Wandering Minstrel A2 Behold The Lord High Executioner A3 I Got A Little List B1 Three Little Maids From School B2 The Flowers The Bloom In The Spring B3 Tit Willow B4 Finale If you want to support this channel's ability to produce new content directly, consider becoming a patron at https://www.patreon.com/budgetvinylworld today! Remember, if this channel has at least five patrons on Patreon, I will stop having video ads placed at the beginning and end of each video I can monetize. Note some content is claimed by their rightful owners, who may have policies that automatically place ads on videos with their Content-ID matched content. If this video is set to premiere later and is thus not public, and you can't wait for the official premiere date to roll around, there is something you can do about it. You can become a patron at Patreon, where you will get early access to that content before the rest of the general public gets to! I am also willing to sell my physical copies of the records I have digitized and uploaded onto Youtube. All records are priced at $1 each, plus the costs of shipping them media mail. The only exception is for the Seeburg 16 2/3 rpm releases, the market value for those is at least ten dollars apiece, and that is pretty much what I to pay to get ahold of any these days. Also, I was forced to drastically purge my collection multiple times between Fall 2014 and Summer 2017, so there is a good chance for videos released before or during that time period for me to no longer have possession of that record in my physical personal collection to sell. If you are listening to this, it is reasonably likely you or a loved one may be interested in genealogy or family history; if this is so, please consider a visit to www.myfamilygen.com today!

The Philadelphia Orchestra- J S Bach Brandenburg Concerto No 2 In F Major (World's Greatest Music) 1938 78 RPM Records

Discogs notes: "According to "The Philadelphia Orchestra: An Annotated Discography" by Richard A. Kaplan, this release was recorded by The Philadelphia Orchestra on November 12, 1938. Credits for Concerto No. 2 include Alexander Hinsberg, violin; Saul Caston, trumpet; William Kincaid, flute; Marcel Tabuteau, oboe; Eugene Ormandy, conductor; and Charles O'Connell, producer. The only credit listed for Concerto No. 3 was Charles O'Connell, producer. I have not included these credits in the Credits fields because the label "World's Greatest Music" produced anonymous releases." [https://www.discogs.com/Bach-Brandenburg-Concertos-Nos-2-And-3/release/7355769: accessed 19 Feb 2021.]

Here are scans of the appreciation that originally accompanied these records.

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