[78-L] Help identifying an artist/tune

[David Lennick]

QUICKTIME TOOK ME A YEAR TO GET RID OF! Sorry for yelling, but that program is 
a disaster..overrides everything else. It came in once with a file and planted 
itself in my computer and never worked properly on anything. I'll pass.

dl

buster wrote:
> here's your answer:
> 
> http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/
> 
> Quicktime will read and play any audio file except Real.  works on  
> both windows machines and macs.
> 
> or you can also download and install iTunes, which adds the capability  
> to manage and search your music/mp3 collection easily.
> 
> On Jan 3, 2009, at 9:56 PM, David Lennick wrote:
> 
>> Can't check the MP3s..same problem, they open in Windows MP which  
>> just sits
>> there like a lox. I wonder if the files have been mis-titled?  
>> Anyway, you got
>> the info..both None But the Lonely Heart and Melody of Love are on  
>> the same
>> Victor 78, recorded in Chicago in 1941. (And I'm in the middle of  
>> other audio
>> transfers so I can't try opening the files elsewhere.)
>>
>> dl
>>
>> Andrea Walsh wrote:
>>> The one Hawthorne plays is "None But The Lonely Heart"
>>>
>>> WOW, thanks!  I can't wait to tell my Hartorn buddies I solved the  
>>> mystery!
>>> (yeah I'll admit I got help, heh...)
>>>
>>> Thanks guys!
>>>
>>> Andrea
>>>
>>>
>>> On Sat, Jan 3, 2009 at 9:36 PM, David Lennick  
>>> <dlennick at sympatico.ca> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Andrea Walsh wrote:
>>>>> Hmmm Ok, so if I wanted to find that record, should I look for a  
>>>>> Victor
>>>> by
>>>>> Wayne King and his Orchestra, or Franklyn MacCormick?  And the  
>>>>> title
>>>>> officially is "Melody Of Love"?  Just clarifying...
>>>> Yup, Wayne King: Melody of Love. Lookee here..and download.
>>>>
>>>> http://www.virtualvictrola.com/wayne_king/
>>>>
>>>> dl