78 RPM - Raymond Dance Band - Sunny - Fox-Trot (1926)

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Raymond Dance Band
Sunny - ‘Sunny’
(Fox-Trot)
(Kern - Harbach - Hammerstein II)
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10” shellac single 78 RPM
Regal record label No: G 8692
(1926)
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Stan Greening (Bandleader / Musician)
1888 - 1971
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[@jourwalis-8875]

Very good song! And fantastic sound quality from a 1926 record! And also excellent photos. Thank you!

[@WhisperedDreams951]

Thank you too!

[@MikeThomas78]

This isn't by Stan Greening's orchestra. It's an American recording by Eddie Elkins & his Orchestra.

[@WhisperedDreams951]

I merely put what it says on the tin.

[@BachintoshCharliePan]

What stylus did you use for playing? Sounds perfectly.

[@WhisperedDreams951]

Thank you for your interest - for your information:
Audio-technica AT-LP120-USB Direct Drive Professional Turntable (with built-in Pre-Amp).
Audio-Technica AT95e cartridge Audio-Technica ATn95e stylus.
I have two headshells for the tone arm - one has the standard supplied Audio-Technica AT95e cartridge with removable Audio-Technica ATn95e stylus (this is for playing 33-1/3 and 45 RPM vinyl only). The other headshell has the same cartridge fitted but I had to purchase the appropriate 78 RPM stylus for this one. When I change from shellac 78 RPM records - to play my vinyl 33-1/3 or 45 RPM records - I simply unscrew the headshell on the tone arm and fit the one I want.
I hope this answers your question.