Saturday, March 12, 2022

2022 At 78 RPM-Part 11

For the second week of March, I gathered together a large selection of spoken word pieces and whatnot, all spread out over multiple sides of their respective pieces of shellac. If you're not interested in that sort of thing and you only want songs, this might be a good post for you to skip. But I hope you don't because there's some charming stuff here, going back a little over 100 years! Sharp-eyed visitors will also notice that I've now got the second record that was missing when I shared a couple of these sides back in 2020. I didn't even realize at the time that I only had sides one and two of a four-sided collection. Anyhow, give these a listen and let me know if there's anything you like.

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When did the header up top change? The moon used to be to the left and a Phil Harris 78 was on the right. Now all I see if the header overlayed onto the moon. Blogger has probably been messing with the code again... 

Edit-4 Jan 2023-Added tracklist for searching.

1. Vaughn De Leath And Frank Harris-Jimmy And Mary's Christmas Eve-Part 1
2. Nila Mack With Sound Effects-Santa Comes A-Visiting-Part One
3. William Sterling Battis-Scrooge-Part 1-Marley's Ghost (Monologue Arranged From "A Christmas Carol")
4. Bret Morrison With Full Cast, Orchestra, & Chorus-The Christmas Carol (Part 1)
5. Alice Remsen With Piano, Organ And Sound Effects-Tinkle-Tonkle Town-Part 1: 1. Jingling Bells; 2. Tinkle-Tonkle; 3. The Toy-Maker Man; 4. Roly-Poly Robert
6. Vaughn De Leath And Frank Harris-Jimmy And Mary's Christmas Eve-Part 2
7. Nila Mack With Sound Effects-Santa Comes A-Visiting-Part Two
8. William Sterling Battis-Scrooge-Part 2-The Ghost Of Christmas Past (Monologue Arranged From "A Christmas Carol")
9. Bret Morrison With Full Cast, Orchestra, & Chorus-The Christmas Carol (Part 2)
10. Alice Remsen With Piano, Organ And Sound Effects-Tinkle-Tonkle Town-Part 2: 1. Tinkle-Tonkle's Residence; 2. The Jumping Jack; 3. The Train
11. William Sterling Battis-Scrooge-Part 3-The Ghost Of Christmas Present (Monologue Arranged From "A Christmas Carol")
12. Alice Remsen With Piano, Organ And Sound Effects-Tinkle-Tonkle Town-Part 3: 1. The Dolls; 2. Arabella Elinor Jane; 3. The Doll's House
13. William Sterling Battis-Scrooge-Part 4-The Ghost Of Christmas To Come (Monologue Arranged From "A Christmas Carol")
14. Alice Remsen With Piano, Organ And Sound Effects-Tinkle-Tonkle Town-Part 4: 1. The Sailing Boat; 2. The Toy Dog; 3. The Bubble Song













Posted by Ernie at 3/12/2022 03:00:00 PM

8 comments:

  1. ch51Saturday, March 12, 2022 3:57:00 PM

    Thanks as always Ernie. the header looks normal for me.

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  2. BusterSaturday, March 12, 2022 4:36:00 PM

    Header looks good to me, too!

    I do so love these weekly compilations.

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  3. JohnSaturday, March 12, 2022 8:58:00 PM

    The header looked different earlier today, but now it is back to normal.

    Interested to hear the Bret Morrison version of "The Christmas Carol"....he knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men, don't you know?

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  4. rev.bSunday, March 13, 2022 5:20:00 PM

    Thanks for getting all the parts of these multi-siders. Media companies do seem to feel free to go into you account(s) and monkey around with your preferences. We watch TV via Ruku and every few months the menu background image we like gets changed, usually to advertize on thing or another. I know a few people have been having issues with Blogger in that regard over the past few weeks. Hope you regain control of the reins and make your blog exactly the way you want it.

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  5. ErnieMonday, March 14, 2022 9:55:00 AM

    Thanks for the comments, folks. The header looked better later on, but today on a different computer, it's back to being funky. I notice that the search bar is intermittently not working for me as well. I can't click into it to enter a term. I don't know if it's because I'm using Firefox or if it's a Blogger issue. May need to do some research.

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  6. BusterMonday, March 14, 2022 11:16:00 AM

    Today the header looks strange on all browsers - Firefox, Edge, Chrome and Safari. Weird.

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  7. ErnieMonday, March 14, 2022 11:38:00 AM

    Thanks for the update. I'm going to blame Blogger then. :(

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  8. AnonymousWednesday, March 30, 2022 6:30:00 PM

    Thanks as always Ernie

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