One of Howlin’ Wolf’s most iconic recordings — hypnotic, driving, and unmistakably his. This side captures Wolf’s haunting vocal style and the band’s tight, pulsing groove that helped define the Chicago blues sound. A cornerstone track in blues history and one of the most influential sides ever cut for Chess.
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Afro‑Cuban / Cuban dance music
Mid‑20th‑century Latin orchestra.
A vibrant Cuban dance classic from Ernesto Lecuona, performed by Armando Orefiche’s celebrated Havana Cuban Boys. This ffrr London pressing captures the group’s polished orchestral sound and Orefiche’s elegant piano work. A lively, rhythmic piece reflecting the golden era of Cuban popular music.
I have it in mint condition too, this ones a little old but is also considered to be in a good condition.
I cant find a single image of this product on the internet, so I can't determine its worth. I think this may be a rare find. Pls help me.
Song - East of the sun and west of the moon
My local record shop doesnt have very many 78s, so its pretty easy to look through their entire collection. Thought 15 was good, Ive seen inkspots records vary greatly in price.
It's what sounds like an interview of Peggy lee
Hey everyone! I’m trying to track down this recording. Does anyone have it and would be willing to part with it or have any potential leads?
VV-X, #1591, 1910.
Mother Machree, John McCormack, UCSB database w/digital recording from Library of Congress.
Was someone looking for this one? I seem to remember someone asking. I have a couple of these I believe.
I honestly don’t hear a difference in the isolator’s presence. I measured it down to like one fourth of a millimeter max tolerance so it fits so snugly it takes just a touch of effort to put it on!
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Recorded on June 23, 1926, in Chicago and released on Okeh Records (Okeh 8396), "The King of the Zulus" is an iconic early jazz masterpiece performed by Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five.
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This Victor recording made in 1908 disc captures Muench’s clear, disciplined tone in Kreutzer’s “Hobellied,” a sentimental craftsman’s song celebrating honest labor and melody. The label design — featuring the His Master’s Voice trademark and gold‑on‑black typography — represents the grandeur of Victor’s pre‑WWI aesthetic.Digitized and presented by The Neven78 Radio Archive, preserving the artistry and sound of America’s immigrant‑era recordings.
Just got this from a 78 rpm lot off of goodwill. Thought this one looked interesting. Dont know a whole lot about it but I figured y’all might find it interesting.