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Emil Muench “Hobellied (Kreutzer)” (Victor 4583)

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.

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u/BigAssQuanta — 6 days ago
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Johnny Mercer, singing his own song, 1940’s. He had a great voice, in addition to being the greatest of lyricists.

I just love this version of One For My Baby (And One For The Road). The master’s voice.

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u/Libragal54 — 6 days ago
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Finishing the letter A. The rest, for now.

1 Apple Jam. I keep this in A because I don't have the complete album. It's the third disc from George Harrison, All Things Must Pass.

2 Lynn Anderson, You're My Man. Don't know much about her, but my dad must have had a crush on her.

3 Lynn Anderson, I Love What Love Is Doing To Me*He Ain't You. Album cover with paper dolls.

4 Lynn Anderson, The World Of Lynn Anderson. Maybe he really liked her music? She was hot, though.

5 Lynn Anderson, Rose Garden. See what I mean. I think he liked her.

6 Air Supply, Greatest hits. When my Ex left, she left this. Would have been worse the other way around. My mom liked them, too. I think they suck. To each their own.

u/BrettHorton — 7 days ago
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11 yr old Brenda Lee singing "Hound Dog" on the Jr Ozark Jubilee TV show. Features a special appearance (literally) of legendary guitarist Thumbs Carllile (1956)

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u/Keltik — 11 days ago
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Gene Autry, The Leaf Of Love, The Last Mile

78rpm. For perfect tone, use Columbia needles.

u/BrettHorton — 13 days ago
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Can anyone identify an instrument/sfx in this song

I'm not sure this is the right place to ask this question

There is this percussive clink sound that plays every once in a while in this song and I can't tell what it is. In this mix it is hard panned left while the drum set is right panned.

The song is Working Man Blues by Merle Haggard and the Strangers.
https://youtu.be/bZ8eruc075s

u/LBluethecrafter — 14 days ago