Hit Of The Week Records(#1)TipToeThruTheTulips-SingingASongToTheStars 

Recorded in December 1929. 1) Vocal chorus by Bill Coty. Recorded in January 1930 2) Vocal chorus by Smith Ballew. 3) Vocal chorus by Smith Ballew. 4) Vocal chorus by Frank Munn. 5) Vocal chorus by Frank Munn. 6) Vocal chorus by Ben Pollack. 7) Vocal chorus by Ben Pollack. 8) Vocal chorus by Frank Munn. Recorded in February 1930. 9) Vocal chorus by Frank Munn. 10) Vocal chorus by Harold "Scrappy" Lambert.. 11) Vocal chorus by Harold "Scrappy" Lambert. Recorded in March 1930. 12) "Harlem Hot Chocolates" {Ellington}. Vocal chorus by Irving Mills. 13) "Harlem Hot Chocolates" {Ellington}. Vocal chorus by Irving Mills. 14) Vocal chorus by Bill Coty. Recorded in April 1930. 15) Vocal trio. 16) Vocal chorus by Dick Robertson.. 17) Vocal chorus by Harold "Scrappy" Lambert. Recorded in May 1930. 18) Vocal trio. 19) Vocal chorus by Bill Coty. 20) Vocal chorus by Bill Coty. 21) Vocal chorus by Irving Kaufman. 22) Vocal chorus by Frank Munn. 23) Vocal chorus by Bill Coty and trio. 24) Vocal chorus by Dick Robertson.

The sound quality is quite remarkable.

The best record surface at its time for few money, an incrediblle historical archive nowadays. Merci beaucoup from Paris France for these outstanding historical rendering moments of incrediblle historical Sound technology. Merci beaucoup from Paris France. Happy Xmas to yu all and always do wear your facemask. Emmanuel

I love listening to hit of the week tunes! I have some original ones that I play from time to time, but I rather listen to them here and preserve the originals. I turn on my bluetooth speaker (in my 20s music cabinet) and lose myself in another era. Thank you for these wonderful uploads.

Great songs and astounding sound! Could you post the turntable type and any software you used?

Have idea of value?? Have u of Maine stein song