2:30:03 is entitled 'My Silent Love'

Me when I get food

Sooooo cute

Autiscat

I know this guy is a real policeman, but I love how he didn’t even wear a more appropriate Star Wars outfit or even just a generic space suit for the video. He just wears his regular police uniform. Yeah, like the Maryland State Police actually exist in a galaxy far, far away. XD

1:43:25 This song title is 'You' - featured in The Great Ziegfeld (1936). Recorded that same year by Tommy Dorsey with Edyth Wright, vocal.

So I am assuming this is from a collection of records owned by a person with a United or simply large spindle hole label phonograph who figured out a way of cutting out the appropriate sized hole to allow regular sized spindle holed records to play on their machine?

I'm losing grip on reality

For those who may be curious, yes, someone drilled out the spindle hole to fit a standard machine.

0:01 🪦 Rachael Lillis. You’re the best voice of misty and Jessie in my ♥️.

I am slowly losing my grip on reality

22:10 - Now is the Hour

Why we all came at the same time ( year ) ?

Tord be like : son of a-

It's wonderful you have this album in such perfect quality. The rip I have got isn't clean like this one.

Better living through chemistry!

What is the first one called?

Thank you for compiling this most enjoyable muzak reel!

Me when idk how to do half of that math paper

I am slowly losing touch with reality

I just want to thank you for uploading all of these videos. They really help me get through my workday.

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All the songs are played by The 101 Strings Orchestra!

R.I.P. Cartoon Network dot com. (1998-2024)

Thanks for the upload! I like 80 - 90th smooth jazz Saxophone. Here the trumpet not bad either

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47:12 Cavatina (Theme From The Deer Hunter)

Me when i actually perform great in any game:

Those were the days, I miss them😢

42:19 - Split (Nick Ingman and De Wolfe Music)

Great collection, thanks for sharing!

I'm 72 and have no recall of this song in 1965. If it was popular somewhere it must have been a local market. Nationally it has no footprint. It also sounds something like a Four Seasons song.

31:11 "Come prima"

I think i heard it correctly 5000 repeats later - this was St Luke’s at 719 Marietta Ave in Lancaster right?

Wow

Neat. These were the discs that our American cousins tended to play on their 'portable' back-of-the-car record players. Not all Radio Stations in the US played the beat dominated (How To Annoy Your Parents) Top Forty .. and local reception could dip .. just like in Europe - a bit of a culture shock! What an era. ;o)

35:10 "This Will Be My Shining Hour"

Cat: 🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺💃💃💃🕺💃💃🕺🕺🕺🕺🌹🌹🌹🌹

Jack Stillman is my great grandfather! Thanks so much for providing us with his wonderful music!

track 22 (0:54:18) funny enough is also track 22 on ppm 4

My 65 chevelle ss 4 on the floor has this at 40 in my radio 📻

Another great talent, Charlie Calello, one of the great music arrangers. Oh and nice song.

Very nice!!!! And by the ever so talented Bob Crewe, who belongs in the RRHOF. A real rocker and beautiful ballad.

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56:40 “Top Hat, White Toe & Tails” - Irving Berlin

59:15 …Arrgh…

1:02:25 “This Can’t Be Love” …Oscar Peterson?

1:04:18 “Dear;y Beloved” - Jerome Kern

46:00 van Heusen’s “Darn That Dream”

20:30 Very short version of “On the Alamo” …Nice use of sax/trombone unison.