5/31/22
Seeburg 1000 Basic Background Music Library 4-1-1974 Part 1
5/1/22
Paul Martin & His Old Timers- The Roaring Twenties Tops Record 12-605-1&2
A1: Alabamy Bound
A2: Way Down Yonder In New Orleans
B1: The Varsity Drag
B2: Sweet Sue, Just You
B3: Mississippi Mud
C1: Side By Side
C2: Back Home Again In Indiana
D1: Look For The Silver Lining
D2: I Love A Banjo
D3: The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise
4/15/22
Barber Shop Quartet by The Parker Brothers Bravo! Records (K146)
Tracklist:
- 1. There's A Tavern In Town
- 2. Annie Rooney
- 3. In The Good Old Summertime
- 4. Beautiful Dreamer
- 5. I've Been Working On The Railroad
- 6. Clementine
- 7. Cradle Song
- 8. For He's A Jolly Good Fellow
- 9. Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
- 10. I Want A Girl
- 11. Jeannie With The Light Brown Hair
- 12. Old MacDonald Had A Farm
- 13. Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen
- 14. Strolling Thru The Park
- 15. Home On The Range
4/1/22
Martin Miller And His Orchestra- Cole Porter Favorites -Instrumentals (Goldentone Records C 4051)
- Track Listing:
- A1 In The Still Of The Night
- A2 I Love Paris
- A3 I've Got You Under My Skin
- A4 Wunderbar
- A5 Use Your Imagination
- B1 Allez-Vous-En, Go Away
- B2 True Love
- B3 Could It Be You
- B4 I Concentrate On You
- B5 So In Love
3/31/22
78 RPM Acetate Record- A Personal [Happy Birthday] Greeting From Mother Goose [for Debbie]- Six Nursery Rhymes
Little can be found online about Personna Disk, Inc.; they sold these children's birthday records with commonly given names of children with a custom recorded introduction on the first side of the record. This record was meant for a then little girl named Debbie. Debbie is likely a grand- or great-grandmother by now- if she had children and those children had children, etc. This product appears to be of 1950s vintage. One doesn't see too many commercially mass-produced custom acetate records like this one; it is definitely an oddity for sure! My copy and the one other example on Discogs appear to represent all that can be found about them online. If anyone knows anything more about Personna Disk, Inc., we would all appreciate you sharing your knowledge with the rest of us. But, one thing is for sure, the equipment they used to lathe this record introduced a rather noticeable AC hum into the audio feed (some of which could not be filtered out by either DeNoise LF or Audacity's noise removal tools), and the amount of reverb used throughout both sides is almost too much to enjoy listening comfortably, especially in the introduction segment of side one. What was up with the early 1950s and putting very noticeable reverb effects on children's records- was it to try to mask the lo-fi-ness of the original recordings?
Tracklist
A A Personal Greeting From Mother Goose
B1 Little Bo Peep
B2 Three Blind Mice
B3 Sing A Song Of Sixpence
B4 Pop Goes The Weasel
B5 London Bridge
B6 Hickory Dickory Dock
3/26/22
Irving Kaufman & Regal Records Orchestra- Little Tots' Nursery Tunes 101
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