I'm sure I don't have to tell you, but I guess you never know which once-worthless 78 will be used in a movie and suddenly become desirable. Look at that track that ends The Shining. Would anyone want (or at least realize they want) that record if not for The Shining? I admit that's the whole reason it ended up in my Discogs Wantlist, haha. You also got me with the Beatles joke, haha. I had the video going off to the side, but immediately looked over at the screen thinking you found one of those Indian 78s!
@@Gennettor-nc8kx I don’t I love Russ Morgan mostly from the caretaker but also the records are really old should not be destroyed but preserved for future generations to see
Frank Crumit recorded Little Wonder as well as full priced Columbia records. His Oh by Jingo is on 10" Columbia from 1920. I suspect he did the Little Wonder version at the same time.
I love digging through boxes of 45s. Always nice to find rare R&B, Rockabilly, Garage, Psych and Soul. Here's one of my 45 RPM flip through video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7yNSvC7c6pU.html
Enjoyed the video! A few years ago, I bought a batch of about 60-70 10" 78s at a yard sale. Found three pre war Blues records in that lot. Sometimes you get lucky. Any good 45s in that box?
After you listen to them, they make a great shellac if you soak the pieces in alcohol. Also, they give off an incredible perfume when you've got a crowd around your fire pit.
@@robfriedrich2822 The person is an ignorant clueless moron who is telling the person to melt them down to use as a candle because to him they are garbage to throw away.