Thanks! Yes...the 20s (and 30s) were fantastic. I love bot decades - the music, the movies, the cars, the clothes. If only time travel was possible. Thanks for watching and commenting! Skol, Jeff

You are correct on the timeline. Thanks for sharing. Definitely a great group! Skol! Jeff

Hello, Jim. Super cool! NOS is amazing and beautiful - so rewarding and satisfying when you find it. Nothing like old records in like new condition! Thanks for watching and commenting. Skol, Jeff

Hey, John! Marmalade does have a bit of a psych sound, doesn't it? I love that record; both sides are fantastic! Thanks for watching and commenting. Greatly appreciated. Would love to see/hear more of your 78 collection. Skol! Jeff

Hey, Tim! I and the family are doing well. Like you and yours, my wife and I are still employed and working from home. So, that is a huge blessing. Thanks so much for watching and commenting. Loved your Bing comment. He definitely was amazing. The more I listen to his recordings and learn more about him, the more a appreciate and enjoy his records. Appreciate the feedback on the video format and content. I really had fun making it and will try to do more of them. While I have the time. Thanks again! Skol! Jeff

Hey, Brad! Doing well here. How are you? How's everything in Orlando, these days? Our public library here just started doing curbside pick-ups/check outs. So that's cool. Limited only to what's in our library, though. No outside library loans yet. I had fun making the video, and will definitely try to make more. Glad you enjoyed it. The Ken Burns series is fantastic! Some have criticized him (and Wynton Marsalis) for focusing so much on Armstrong and the African-American aspects of jazz history; ignoring many of the early white jazz bands and painting Whiteman, the ODJB and others in a negative light. Maybe...regardless, it's a fantastic series. Enjoy it. Thanks so much for watching and commenting. Much appreciated. Skol! Jeff

Glad you enjoyed it, Chris! thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated. Skol! Jeff

@@ToneInGrooves Tone In Grooves Just listening through in detail here, I am really enjoying the show, you are a natural presenter. Bix was on clarinet though and Paul Whiteman is brilliant but always thought the King of Jazz title a bit over the top... But hey... The opening number was just great!! Bix and Bing a great combination. That last 78 is just amazing... Well done I listen as I went round the shed... More defo more of these please, a radio station that does cool Jazz defo more...

Wow, Bill! Thanks so much! I had fun doing it and will definitely try doing more of these. Right around 1,400 78s in the collection right now. With hundreds more that I've culled and haven't gotten rid of yet. Sitting in boxes in the basement. So many records, so little space. Luckily my wife is gracious. :) Do you have any 78s in your collection? I'm always curious to know if other vinyl collectors pick up 78s as well. Often seems like the Vinyl and shellac worlds are completely separate from each other. Thanks for watching and commenting. Really appreciate it. Skol, Jeff

Tone In Grooves hey Jeff, I haven’t wanted to go down the 78 rabbit hole because I know I’d get sucked in. I have one modern 78. The Beach Boys Good Vibrations. It was a VCLT. I think it came out for the 2014 Record Store Day. So it’s not shellac but vinyl. Maybe someday I’ll start the 78 journey. In the meantime I’ll be catching your sessions. 😀

ah-ha! i found your video! good stuff!

Hey, Max! Thanks for dropping by, watching and commenting. Greatly appreciated! Glad you found the 78 cleaning video. Joe Bussard's method, with some of my own modifications. Works like a charm! Skol! Jeff

@@ToneInGrooves the joe bussard doc is amazing as well! thank you !