Congratulations on your weight loss! You've got quite a few winners there. In the states we pronounce it Carol-line-a

Really enjoyable stuff you played here. Have to agree with you and others, Ted Lewis is hit mostly miss for me. Jolson was a singer....Lewis a talker. Thanks for this latest addition.

All is good with the way the video was done !!! Playing them one after another in my opinion is better than doing them separately I think you’ve always done it as playing one after another !! occasionally you make a video and play the odd tune in a short vid which is great but a long one hour video or an hour and a half “if you can manage it 😃👍 but overall everything is brilliant thanks Chris.

to the point... BENNY GOODMAN.. Nice version.. i'd KEEP that.. tho i do prefer his earlier stuff nowadays COUNT BASIE.. magic great vocals by James Rushing.. deffo KEEP..love his Brunswick/Decca stuff from the late 1930's JOE VENUTI great..KEEP.. maybe that parlophone is some kind of reissue as those tracks are much earlier.. BUD FREEMAN..i'd KEEP that just for Jack Teagarden's vocal.. as above.. earlier tracks reissued JAY WHIDDEN...great 20's band..only got a couple of 78's by him.. 1927 i think.. i'd KEEP it for me and my shadow..like you say..shame about the scratches.. DEBROY SOMERS.. Na..not for me..too much corn..REJECT RED NELSON.. we had that one before..two great sides.. KEEP..deffo TED LEWIS...Love his jazzy stuff.. but tend to steer clear otherwise.. i have maybe 10 TL 78's all jazz related..REJECT this one.. LOUIS ARMSTRONG..Yep.. no muckin about.. KEEP.. that's an Aussie issued 78 from 1947.. LOUIS ARMSTRONG.. as above.. yep.. KEEP.. and another Oz 78 from 1947..this appeared in the first ever lockdown sort thru video..4 years ago.. god you move quick mate :D great selections pal and another couple added to the wantslist.. and just remember.. do what makes YOU happy.. eat drink smoke and be merry.. catch up soon

Those Louis Armstrong ones come from 1947 - the catalogue numbers would appear to suggest that they're Australian imports!

Brilliant Chris! Joe Venuti's Beatin' the Dog is one of THE all time top classics for some of us! Fabulous Adrian Rollini on bass sax! Do you find like I do that 78s often sound a little harsh and edgy after washing? I sometimes have to settle them down with a play over with a steel needle.

awesome music mate 👍

Nice finds mate you are the best take care man

Some great stuff there mate..i partivularly liked the Mezzrow/Ladnier double header and the Piccadilly Revels discs.. did tale off a bit rest are decent enough.. tho tbh i can take or leave Phyllis Robbins.. and not fussed about Gracie Fields at all.. that one would probably get binned from here.. noticed you do have a soft spot for hermore upbeat music hall style numbers.. where as the few records i have of hers tend to be slower ballad ones.. this is a well edited put together selection overall mate.. well done..

I like them all Chris, even the last one by Gracie Fields. All played fine without skipping or sticking.

Absolutely great keepers Chris

I’ve just bought mezzrow Ladner “ if you see me comin bluebird test press after I see you play it on your last video !! I was looking for the HMV copy that you have and then see the guy was selling the one-sided test press mint condition as well and only cost me £7 couldnt believe my luck 😃👍

Nice toons Bob 👏👏

thats a great selection of keepers Chris, cheers Mate

did the 78 picnic with the MG ever happen..,

Good to see you back, missed the late nighters. That Marylin Monroe 78 has an eBay listing from India for $995.00 ! That sounds like some pocket money for a couple of projects

Excellent, subscribed !

Marilyn Monroe records are worth some coin. Mostly they are on MGM but I'll bet worth more on HMV. Pity it suffers from the usual HMV surface noise. Those Gracie records are nothing but landfill.

glad your back with that silky smooth voice

welcome back chris !!!! 😃👍

some goodies in there Chris, great to see you back doing what your good at, cheers mate

Good to see you back and broadcasting another fine selection of waxings from your drawing room.

Welcome back Chris! I'm very happy to see the LNL videos back again. You definitely had some amazing keeps in this stash! I never thought I'd hear an Artie Shaw record that good but wow, that took my ears on a good jumpy ride! Thank you mate for another great post. Your channel is amazing and I'll definitely be looking out for the other page as well when it's up and going

Here are my reviews: 1. Mezzrow-Ladnier Quintet - If You See Me Comin' / Royal Garden Blues (1945) Side A does it for me as it's real bluesy. I would keep it too. 2. Gracie Fields - That Must Have Been Our Walter / River, Stay 'Way From My Door (1931) It's one I wouldn't play too often so it's a reject from me. 3. Marilyn Monroe - The River of No Return / I'm going to file my claim (1954) I have no knowledge on what the UK 78rpm is worth, if you had this on a HMV 45rpm single you could get up to AU$115 for an EX copy. I had two copies of this record on 78 and got rid of them both as they didn't play so good. 4. The BBC Chorus and Orchestra - The Blue Danube (1930). Your copy is a 1940s repress. Reject, enough said. Also, it's common as well. 5. Paul Whiteman - The New Moon (1929) This was released during the peak of the record market before the stock market crash saw record sales plummet. The vocalist is not Bing Crosby. One I would reject as I only kept the Paul Whiteman discs featured Bing, The Rhythm Boys & Bix. 6. Gene Krupa - Lemon Drop / Bop Boogie (1949). This is one I would keep as I'll play it often because it swings. 7. Phyllis Robins - I'll String Along With You / In My Little Bottom Drawer (1934) Not my cup of tea. Surprised you seem to like it. 8. Ethel Waters - Porgy / St. Louis Blues (1933) I like this one with Cecil Mack on Side B and Duke Ellington on Side A. 9. Piccadilly Revels Band - Persian Rosebud / Is She My Girl Friend? (1928) Arrangements on these are superb. 10. George Cathie - Il Trovatore - Part 1 & 2 (1928) Boring... Reject. One I would put on the fire place. 11. Artie Shaw And His Gramercy Five - Summit Ridge Drive / Special Delivery Stomp (1941) Summit Ridge Drive I have and did upload this on my channel years ago as it's a swinger. A lovely way to end an evening and this episode of Late Night Listening. 10 records for Late Night Listening is enough, I think. Great one Chris and thank you very much.

Quote…. ‘You’ve been asked several times to ‘do one’ 😂😂

That last Columbia was my favorite!

Great to see you doing these ones again!

I love these videos nice video mate you are the best take care man.

loved the disc with the 2 foxtrots. I got to see Max Raabe and Palast orchestra in concert a couple of months ago. He's a German crooner that sings songs from the 20s and 30's. Some in German , some in English. It was 2 hours of heaven

Good to have LNL back, that first one was brilliant, not what I was expecting either. Gracie usually did a music hall/ comedy on one side and a straight song on the other, I have Bottom Drawer by Gracie. I'll String Along I have by Donald Peers and another by Al Bowlly. Marilyn 78's are very collectable and go for big money sometimes. I got my copy for £30. The Whiteman is from 1929. Ethel Warters is class. I think apart from Marilyn I agree with your keeps and rejects. Brilliant post mate

glad to see you back mate...some nice interesting stuff here mate.. Mezz Mezzrow/Tommy Ladnier.. Deffo Keep Gracie Fields... Reject Marilyn Monroe... Keep... it does sell for a few quid.. maybe not as much as some of the silly BIN's tho..i think £50/75 Blue Danube.. Keep.. Paul Whiteman... Keep Gene Krupa.. bit bee boppy.. but i'd probably keep Phyllis Robbins.. Reject Cecil Mack .... Reject Piccadilly Revels... Keep Artie Shaw... Reject... a few more single plays please mate.. 🎶👏👍

Absolutely fabulous chris nat king cole is one of the best hearing that you could be stood next to him keep up the good work have enjoyed all the late night listening

Imagine he"s singing to Natalie after she"d said she was sad..

That's a proper VOICE.....

From experience, I can confirm that just forcing a smile at one point or another when things are really bleak looking, can really improve your mood a lot. Glad to hear from you again, that definitely was pretty unique!

Wow amazing. Great job. Can you only take out the snap crackle and pops for clean beautiful sound?

Really impressive Chris, I'm tempted to try this out myself, this is a very clean record have you tried it on a worn one?

that was effin ACE man well done that man loved it !

A good one to listen to, Chris! Interesting you were able to remove the orchestra using a program.

Natural voice as well. See how nice. He sang with true emotion. Not like now. All auto tuned. It's a pity he passed away so young. My favourite is "Stay As Sweet As You Are". I do like all his music though.

Great to see you back Chris.

Omg that’s sounds wonderful brought a tear to my eye. Still think you should no on radio 2 with that voice ! Great to have you back

sure they must have used some sort of Artificial Inteligence format, when they did the duets with his daughter Natalie several years ago

Wow. Even nipper is transfixed !!! 😃👍

Yes!!! My mate is back i love your videos mate this is a nice song.

Clever AI. Nat sounds wonderful 😊 👍

That’s a cool little gramma phone .

Recorded on November 13, 1929. Originally released on {American} Victor V-38133. Don Redman, clarinet/alto sax/baritone sax/arranger Joe Smith, Sidney de Paris, Leonard Davis, trumpets Claude Jones, trombone Benny Carter, clarinet/alto sax Coleman Hawkins, Theodore McCord, clarinet/tenor sax Thomas "Fats" Waller, piano/celeste Dave Wilborn, banjo Billy Taylor, tuba Joseph "Kaiser" Marshall, drums

Why does Francis Day appear on the top of the record, did she own the label?

Many thanks for that much improved sound.