Sweet Hawaiian Dreams - 1925

!±8± Sweet Hawaiian Dreams - 1925

This record at least 85 years old I was surprised by the clarity of this Columbia viva Tonal Record. Ive always encountered high surface noise in Columbia records but this one survived to show me what Columbia's answer to the Orthophonic process was. The sound captured in similar to the orthophonic sound perhaps because both companies leased the process from Western Electric. And all so both companies were united in combating the emerging technology of radio as a competitor and that completion is what would drive the technology in phonograph records form the next decade. I have no information on the Xylo-Rimba Orchestra except that it was probably a house band that included a special Xylo-Rimba that had a five octave scale and was popular during the 1920s. If you have any information please share. Take care of your Columbia discs they feature a paper and binder materials with a thin coating of high quality Shellac that will wear and crack easily. Its enemy Is water, heat and bending stress which will cause delamination and warping. Title:Sweet Hawaiian Dreams Label:Columbia Viva Tonal Black Composer:Coleman & Parish Recorded:November, 16 1925 Artist:The Xylo-Rimba Orchestra with vocals by Franklyn BaurRecord Number: 515-A Format: Electrically Recorded 78 RPM Record Technical issues: Early Viva Tonal record No EQ curve (modern Equipment must have a flat level pre amp) Turntable Speed 82, Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made ...

Sweet Hawaiian Dreams - 1925

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