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Soundies Of The 1940s
The First Music Videos
Volume 2

For a small taste of this great DVD,
watch the preview below.

In Volume 2 of The Originator of Music Videos – Soundies, we get to enjoy the talents of Henny Youngman. In the soundie Sweet Sue, Just You, the song's words and music are by Will Harris and Victor Young, and performed by Six Hits & A Miss and the all-women Lorraine Page Orchestra. You will also get to enjoy Kay Lorraine, Merle Pitt's Five Shades of Blue, and Frank Wilcox as the porter. Carolyn Marsh with Ray Bloch and His Orchestra, Billy Burt, Gai Moran, Danny Hocktor, The Three Suns, Emil Coleman and His Orchestra with vocals by June Barton, a song from the Broadway show "Ziegfield Follies Of 1912" (William Jerome / James V. Monaco), . The Gordonairs of Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians and The University Chorus.

Believe me you will be enthralled by not only the era, but the songs and the abundant amount of talent, back in the day. So sit back in your chair and, for over an hour of great times, let the soundies of the 30s and 40s take you away.

bulletEuterpe Jones The Marimba Queens Trip On Beefheart 2:38 (This version is colorized)
bulletOur Teacher (1943) 2:42
bulletHeaven Help A Sailor On A Night Like This (ca 1940s) 2:35
bulletHawaiian Hula Song (ca. 1940s) 1:51
bulletSweet Sue (Just You) 3:09
bulletI Don’t Want To Walk Without You 3:01
bulletI Can't Give You Anything but Love (1941) 2:42
bulletStardust 2:47
bulletA Jazz Etude (1941) 2:39
bulletZig Me Baby with a Gentle Zag (1941) 2:20
bulletBeyond The Blue Horizon (1944) 2:21
bulletSurrender (maybe Perry Como check it out) 2:31
bulletGot To Be This or That (1945) 2:24
bulletOnce In A While (ca 1941) 2:52
bulletRow Row Row 2:35
bulletRambling Wreck from Georgia Tech 2:06
bulletFiesta 2:48

We start this fascinating DVD with the 1956 movie, Sound And The Story starts with a women putting the Romeo and Juliet album in her RCA Victor record player. This took me back to evenings with my mom and dad when we would put Madame Butterfly in ours and sit and listen.

The Sound and The Story tells us how vinyl records are made. I loved the step by step process involved, starting by taking us to Boston and showing us a recording being done of “Romeo And Juliet” by the Boston Symphony. We learned about the three requirements for Hi-Fidelity recording (full dynamic range; natural balance between all sections and instrument and the frequency range).

Then we are off to New York City to transfer the recorded sound form tape to a lacquer master. Our lacquer master is then sent to Indianapolis, Indiana which was one of three processing plants to which a lacquer master might go. We then see our lacquer master become a mold, and then finally, the dupes of the mold. We start in production control and move on to packaging, the shipping control room and then finish in shipping and distribution. All of the steps involved are explained in an easy to understand manner, I was absolutely enthralled and amazed watching it all.

The movie is a wonderful testament to the vinyl record, not only in it’s job of explaining the process, but making it so exciting and interesting while doing it. As a lover of all things vinyl, I never knew all they went through to make the recordings I still treasure today. Speaking of treasure, I was green with envy watching the ending which is full of album covers from all genre’s of music. So me wish I had a time machine to take me back to grab all those albums for my collection. The album cover with Yehudi Menuhin, made me think of the soundie on this collection Who’s Yehudi?

So sit back, relax and take a trip from Boston, to NY and Indianapolis for the next twenty three and a half minutes, without leaving home. Believe me you will enjoy it.

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