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Nat King Cole - Song of Delilah (1950) + Here's to my Lady (1951) Rare 78 rpm record transfer
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itsartolie
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11 Jul 2011 06:26:18
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Nat King Cole - Song of Delilah (1950) + Here's to my Lady (1951) [Capitol UK 78 CL13670 1952]
Vocal jazz | Original Capitol UK 78 CL13670 1952 78rpm transfer | Flac | No Log (78rpm rip) | Scans | 57.1 Mb
Vocal jazz | Original Capitol UK 78 CL13670 1952 78rpm transfer | Flac | No Log (78rpm rip) | Scans | 57.1 Mb
| “ | Here's the one and only Nat "King" Cole with his trio consisting of Irving Ashby on guitar and Joe Comfort on bass backed by the Dave Barbour Orchestra covering the haunting Song of Delilah, the music theme heard on Cecil B. DeMille's 1949 epic Samson and Delilah starring Hedy Lamarr and Victor Mature. Flip side is Johnny Mercer's Here's to my Lady. Nat sings backed by the Les Baxter Orchestra. 78rpm record transfer from my personal collection. Once one gets used to the sound of these, he realizes how much more natural they sound compared to CD remasterings that sound artificial. I even included the original raw file for the brave to experiment, enjoy. | ” |
Technical info:
Thorens TD 126 mk III turntable
Audio Technica 1100 arrm
Shure M78S cartridge
Rotel RHQ-970 Michi Phono stage
A to D: M-Audio Audiophile 192 soundcard via Audacity
Cancelling of RIAA equalization, application of 'correct' eq
Click and crackle removal with Click Repair and de-hissing with DeNoise, the aim being of staying as close to the original without subtracting from the signal
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Thank you so much for these 78rpm posts! :)
There are so many older recordings on this format by artists out there whose music is waiting for a chance to be heard.