Deep Purple on 78rpm Portable Polydor


Artie Shaw - Deep Purple vocal by Helen Forrest- 1938 played on a portable mecanic gramophon Polydor

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it's good!

hello i am 43 years old orchestra conductor major in percussion and organ jazz and classical.

Hey, How old are you ? I'm 47 ...-)

wow i suddenly felt so nostalgic after listening to this awesome song. I haven't heard it for decades. Thanks so much for posting.

thank u

There is absolutely no comparison for artistic value and depth between the Clinton/Wain and the Shaw/Forrest - you have no idea how wrong you are. Not to get personal, but you don't--have--a--clue. There is and was a good reason the Clinton version was #1 for 9 weeks in 1939, and Shaw's only made it to # 17. And although Shaw's band was by far and away more vital and important band, on this one Clinton and his singer, Bea Wain was the sun to their mere moon.

I love Helen Forrest....Wonderful addition. Nice player, Helen on 78, This is 'the good stuff' my friend.

yes but this is the one that matters

Hi , thanks for your comment... But I don't have the record :-) Are you interested in 78 rpm records... I have about 5000 78 rpm home...:-) Were are you from ? I'm in Belgium

You should really load in "Deep Purple" by Larry Clinton Orchestra, featuring Bea Wain on vocal, which is the definitive version. The Clinton version was #1 for NINE weeks in 1939, Shaw's only made it to #17.

Great quality !!!