rtil's records

[rtil]

i'll be posting all my recordings of my vinyl records here.

first one is from a 1937 bunny berigan collection, one of my favorite tracks of his "i can't get started". there is some hiss in places that i unfortunately can't get rid of, but it seemed to only be coming from this song. i'm still pretty happy with it:

http://www.thebackalleys.com/dump/files/1/923uM5_Bunny%20Berigan%20-%20I%20Can%27t%20Get%20Started.mp3
download: http://www.thebackalleys.com/dump/download.php?f=4221

[Mew_User]

Love that track. I'd like to obtain a USB compatible turntable. What model would you suggest?

[SHADOWFOX2]

I love vinyls!
No matter who they are, I always find it to be an awesome listen
Keep 'em comin' please, I'd like to make something out of these in the future when I get the time

[funzop]

this is nice thanks rtil

[emanhattan]

thats great rtil keep em coming

[rtil]

Bunny Berigan - Why Talk About Love? Vocals by Gail Reese. recorded in 1937

http://www.thebackalleys.com/dump/files/1/4004Ui_Bunny%20Berigan%20-%20Why%20Talk%20About%20Love%20feat.%20Gail%20Reese.mp3
download: http://www.thebackalleys.com/dump/download.php?f=4238

this one has proper id3 tags. i'll make sure to add them from now on

[shura]

i love how rich these sound

[dilly]

oh my fucking god thank you rtil

[rtil]

you are very much welcome

i'll post one each day until i run out of records

after that, i'll post a new song as i add to my collection

but i have quite a few songs to go through

[rtil]

another from my Bunny Berrigan collection, "Cause My Baby Says So", from the Warner Bros. film "The Singing Marine", sung by Bunny himself

http://www.thebackalleys.com/dump/files/1/81Fp8_Bunny%20Berrigan%20-%20Beause%20My%20Baby%20Says%20So.mp3[download]

and since i missed yesterday, here's a bonus track! recorded in 1926, this record was in terrible shape. it took me about half an hour to get it to this level of quality, which says something about the condition it was in. it had many horrible pops from indents in the record, and the noise level was very high. but i'm happy with how it turned out.

annette hanshaw was one of the first and most popular jazz singers of her time. she retired at an early age of 35, speculation was that she was not confident of herself and did not like getting up on stage. but she recorded many albums before then.

here's a pic of her, and the copy of the 78 i have.

you'll recognize a hanshaw 78 because she says "thank ya'll" at the end of them.



http://www.thebackalleys.com/dump/files/1/941Ty7_Annette%20Hanshaw%20-%20My%20Baby%20Knows%20How.mp3 [download]

[rtil]

PERFECT 15541 - Cab Calloway - You Dog - Pressed in 1931

http://www.thebackalleys.com/dump/files/1/803Lq9_Cab%20Calloway%20-%20You%20Dog.mp3
[download]

[CVG]

These are great  Wow its amazing to think that these voices/performances have not been heard in the flesh by real ears for like 80+ years, yet are still around for us to listen to just as it was.

[Hnilmik]

So, would we be slammed for copyright infringement if we used any of these for animations or whatever or are they now "free" because they're really, really old?

<--- wants to use 'em somehow...

[Flash]

or are they now "free" because they're really, really old?

this is funny and sad at the same time

[rtil]

most of them are in the public domain now

but if you use them in a non-commercial animation, no harm done

[GhostingFish]

Old music is just the best....  

[GhostingFish]

Wait. rtil, did you add that slight reverb to the tracks? It sounds very nice with it. Very classy.

Also wasim, Do you ever have anything nice to say at all? You have no conciteration for classic music do you.

[funzop]

this isnt classical music ghost
but then again wasim no dickridin or shit this is really pretty cool

[funzop]

ye its niccc

[GhostingFish]

this isnt classical music ghost
but then again wasim no dickridin or shit this is really pretty cool

My bad.
I ment classical as in classy.






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