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  Here is a sampling of some of the audio restorations being added to Radio Dismuke’s playlist this week. “My Blackbirds Are Bluebirds Now” Bernie Cummins And His Hotel Biltmore Orch;  Bernie Cummins vocal October 6, 1928 (Brunswick 4083) “I’ve … Continue reading →

    Here is a sampling of some of the 78 rpm audio restorations that were added to Radio Dimuke’s music library this week and which began airing on Wednesday.   “By A Lazy Country Lane” Ted Wallace & His … Continue reading →

Ten 78 rpm audio restorations are being added to Radio Dimuke’s music library this week and will begin airing on Thursday. Below are a few highlights.   “Sugar Foot Stomp” Fletcher Henderson & His Orchestra March 19, 1931 (Columbia 2513-D mx 151442) … Continue reading →

  Eleven 78 rpm audio restorations are being added to Radio Dimuke’s music library this week and will begin airing on Thursday. Below are a few highlights. “My Little Boy” Marek Weber and His Orchestra; Leo Monosson, vocal August 1931  … Continue reading →

  Twelve 78 rpm audio restorations are being added to Radio Dimuke’s music library this week and will begin airing on Thursday. Below are a few highlights.   “I Can’t Sleep In The Movies Anymore” Radio Syncopators; Arthur Fields, vocal August 1929  … Continue reading →

  Twelve 78 rpm audio restorations are being added to Radio Dimuke’s music library this week and will begin airing on Thursday. Below are a few highlights. “Lingering Lips” Clicquot Club Eskimos December 24, 1925 (Columbia 544 D mx 14135) … Continue reading →

  Eleven 78 rpm audio restorations are being added to Radio Dimuke’s music library this week and will begin airing on Thursday.   Below are a few highlights. “I’m Mad About You” Al Starita And His Picadilly Band; Eddie Grossbart, vocal … Continue reading →

Independence Day in the United States is one of the rare occasions when it is still common for people of all ages to gather and enjoy – often at live performances – festive music from the late 19th and very … Continue reading →

  “Ray And His Little Chevrolet” Benny Kruger And His Orchestra; Billy Jones, Ernest Hare vocals June 30, 1924 (Brunswick 2641-A)   As automobiles became more affordable and an increasingly important part of modern American life during the 1910s and … Continue reading →