Fred Rose<\/a>, was published the same year as this recording.\u00a0 Other recordings of the song made in 1925 included those by the Georgia Melodians, The Charleston Chasers, Ray Miller and his Orchestra, Jimmy Joy’s St. Anthony Hotel Orchestra, Margaret Young, and others.<\/p>\nThese recordings were made a few months after Victor began recording with microphones rather than the old acoustic recording horns.\u00a0 There was no indication of this, however, on the record’s label.\u00a0 To allow for a transition period and sell off existing stocks of records and phonographs before they were viewed as obsolete, no public announcement of the new technology or the upcoming improved phonographs capable of reproducing its expanded frequency range was made until late in the year.<\/p>\n
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