MARIE, MARIE, MARIE - THE RED HOTTERS - 1925 OKeh Dance Music, with GREAT Solos! 

OKEH was a firm that stuck with acoustic recording till 28/29, and yet so perferct they did it, there early 2os acoustices sound better than Victor & Columbia and 9ther latetal disks. Only Edison Diamond Disks sounded better in accoustic era. The surface moise low also, as were a bargin price record and many such like Paramounts are surface noise "symphonies"!

Wow, you did a stunning job on the restoration since this sounds so good :-) Especially since this is an acoustical recording that's almost sounding like an electrical. This is such a gorgeous, catchy tune that couldn't be more 20s! I love, love, love this, and am fond of the brilliant solo work. The Red Hotters was a pseudonym for Harry Raderman, and this great recording is an eloquent example of his talent and skill. Thank you so much for sharing!

Sounds good, but I don't share others' enthusiasm for the tune, which to me seems ordinary.

Definately a nice record and really well recorded too! Its great laminated discs like this that get damaged so easily and hard to transcribe! You are doing a great job with some fantastic records!

Thanks for sharing this great early hot dance number. Good solos too. 😊

Bum,Bum,Bum-Hot,Hot,Hot.