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I have 2 copies of this wonderful 78, plus 2 others - one of them rather Caribbean flavoured. Alto sax is Lem Davis

This band cut some nice Latin flavored numbers on Vogue in 1946-47. Contrary to some historians the big band era was not dead in 1946-47. It just wasn't as popular as it still was in 1945.

Gee that is an old one😮

Spanish Rockabilly 🤗OK, Doo Whop 💕💥Kool 😬

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My great grandfather is Clyde Grubb. This is truly amazing that you have this.

Qui d'autre jeune en 2024 est là 😊?

Clem Garner was my dad. Within a week of his death he could still harmonize with me. He was still a teen when they made this recording.

This is my Uncle Mar (Slim) Ross. My Mother was Elaine Ross Stanley the lead singer.

This IS the version! Nothing compares 👍

And signed by *the* Ellen!

🎉❤ utube JOHN BAVAS Σ'αυτο το δρόμο

What is the name of this singer?

It sounds more Rock n Roll the more I listen to this song

What cartridge did you use here? I am a bit surprised with the quality. When I first heard this in other uploaded videos I thought it was the effect of the noise filtering used that produced the steel-string guitar sound but watching this one here I realised that the sound was totally authentic.

"Promo SM" 🤗

Hi, I am very surprised to find this recording! M. Orville Bench was my father's uncle so he was my great uncle. I had this record and 1 other until I moved about 8 years ago and they were broken in the move. Do you have any idea what year these were recorded? Thanks so much for posting and sharing. I love this tune!

My grandpa lived to 97 with a mind sharp as a tack… I remember when I was young I would sit on his decades old couch and listen to classic records. His hands didn’t work, his eyes were faded, but he never needed a hearing aid and we would listen to classic records like these in the living room… it was a beautiful memory. Thank you for this bringing it back into view

Los Apson la cantan mejor la voz de frankie es única

This song was written by Irving Berlin and composed by Ted Snyder in 1910. I can't tell who the singer is, but according to the Discography of American Historical Recordings, this song was recorded twice, once by Henry Burr and once by Bryon G. Harlan. I listened to Burr's audio example and I think his voice is a bit deeper than shown here, so it might be Harlan here, as there was no example on the site.

I have this very record wonderful sound

I had this same record, I played it over and over till my sister came in the room and broke - it!! 😢

Thank you for uploading this song I've been looking for it

Mi Esposa Dawn Rachel Rodriguez mi carozon mi amor

Disculpe vende discos me interezan?

Recorded on September 22, 1952. You hardly *EVER* hear this during the Christmas season these days.

ES LA MISMA MELODIA !!!!

ES LA MISMA MELODIA TODAS SUS CANCIONES ??

I remember this was in the jukebox at Earls restaurant in western ny. My dad used to play it all the time

De hoy en ocho vida mia entre tus brazos estare que undia sin ti se me ase un mes u u u vivo solo no se que aser tu eres mi Reyna y mi tesoro que ya no puedo estar sinti busquenla con los APSON DE LOS AÑOS 60S

Esta cancion la cantaban los Apson de agua prieta Sonora Mexico

This is my dad. “What of Tomorrow”

Mi firme rucka mi amor Dawn Rachel Rodriguez ❤️ 💖 ♥️ 💕

All ways

Are you related by chance? This is my great great uncle Tex

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Gorgeous!

Have it to great one

That's My Granpa!

You are doing a great job. For me, as a lyra player, this and the Syrtos upload of yours are priceless. Are you based in the U.S by any chance?

Incredible recording!!!! First time I hear it from Piperakis, well done for the upload! Thanks.

Haven't heard this version of "Maybelline" in many years. Thank you for sharing.

Still have this for sale??

I'm curious how everyone found my video. Did someone share it somewhere or is it just showing up in your feeds? I'll be adding a lot of Hispanic records as I find them, both 45rpms like this and older 78rpms. I'm going to see about making some playlists to make it easier to differentiate between genres. Thanks for listening and subscribing!

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Esa cancion, fué un éxito también con Los Apson, con Frankie, me gustaría saber quién de los dos la grabó primero.

Muy bonita canción nunca la abia hoido

Puro Nuevomexicano

Classic song by the only Rochesterian in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Gene Cornish of the Rascals.