Showing posts with label Zefren. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zefren. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Zefren presents Hearts and Flowers - 1908

There are songs we are all introduced to as a child through cartoons and not so much silent movies. When ever a scene required sadness either by loneliness or despair hearts and flowers was used as filler music. Many people remember the song but never knew the name. So please enjoy a record that stayed in the Victor catalogue for over fifteen years. Lucky this record was seldom played and is in great condition so now you are able to enjoy the best possible sound that was possible using the old acoustic non electrical recording techniques. Recorded on 03.29.2007 in Shiprock New Mexico on ION TTUSB Turntable. Hearts and Flowers (Tobani) Played by the Victor Orchestra Conducted by Walter B. Rogers Victor Records Number 16129-A acoustically recorded 09.10.1908

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Monday, December 12, 2011

Zefren Present Lest You Forget

This is one of the first records that I bought and I always wanted to bring it to Youtube. I features both a duo pair of prolific song writer performers Eckstein and Harry Thomas; Both from Canada. There is little information on the song, the record company and the song writers and Performers. So if you have any contributing information please leave a comment. I havent been able to put any new records on here to many factor mainly being a lack of a job and copyright issues. I had to pretty much delete all my electrically recorded records as several music companies sent nicely worded letters and I had no choice. The argument is that regardless of the medium and historical content they own the song. I was such an ordeal I stopped working on my records. So after a small hiatus and more research on the records Ive come to another epiphany. I should try desensitizing my turntable to the sound range of an average Gramophone of the day. I didnt run any noise filters on this records, I merely tweaked the Equalization levels. So leave some comment on history of this record or my techniques. Lest You Forget Fox Trot (Eckstein-Howard) Played by the Harry Thomas Trio His Masters Voice (Canadian Victor Counterpart) 216396 Acoustically Recorded in 1922(?) Recorded in Shiprock New Mexico Monday, January 28, 2009 on a TTUSB ION turntable.

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Friday, December 2, 2011

Zefren Presents I Wish I Knew - 1922

This record is 87 to 84 years old This little record is in excellent condition and the recording is crisp compared to other Victor records I have from the same year. The song is a simple a sweet fox trot that ends in every instrument having its turn in counter melody that is never overpowering. A definite capture of that lover melancholic lament lol that is universal and never changing. I wish I Knew you Loved Me (Robert Spencer Anderson Bryant ) Played by Clyde Doerr and His Orchestra The Victor Talking Machine Company 18947-B Acoustically Recorded in 08.25.1922 Recorded in Shiprock New Mexico Monday, March, 31, 2009 on a TTUSB ION turntable.

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