[78-L] Glantz and Raderman brewing up a storm

[David Lewis]

http://www.archive.org/details/NathanGlantzOrchestra-AfterTheStorm
 
Just posted one fairly noisy side of Emerson 10743, which I have on an old tape, to the Internet Archive. I like this record because in the middle of this mawkish, rather foursquare dance tune they break into a rip-roaring chorus based on the "storm" from Rossini's William Tell Overture. Another section of the same storm was used to open Ted Lewis Popular Favorites, Columbia S-1. This was recorded a few months later, and I wonder if there is a connection -- perhaps Harry Raderman is present on the Glantz side and was the source of both ideas. 
 
There's a fair amount of Glantz on the Internet Archive. Although grimriper2u's constant "78 RPM record GRINDING noises have been reduced" tag gets on my nerves, he has posted a really good Glantz side, "Yiddische Charleston>" 
 
http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=Nathan%20Glantz%20AND%20mediatype%3Aaudio

My apologies to all who are not interested in such matters/things.

Uncle Dave Lewis
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