[78-L] Anybody Recognize this record?

[Michael Biel]

Steven C. Barr wrote:
> Yup...better known in North America as the "Okeh Laughing Record!" 
NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO!
AGAIN YOU HAVE INCORRECTLY ANSWERED SOMETHING THAT HAD ALREADY BEEN 
CORRECTLY ANSWERED LONG LONG LONG AGO. 

For Pete's sake -- and for both ours and yours -- PLEASE check the later 
answers in the thread before you go headfirst into an old thread.  You 
don't have to answer EVERY posting.  Especially if it has already been 
answered long before.

The description he gives DOES NOT INCLUDE ANYBODY LAUGHING!!!  This 
description is EXACTLY another record which had been immediately 
correctly identified.

Mike Biel  mbiel at mbiel.com

> From: <78records at cdbpdx.com>
>   
>> I've received a query from someone asking about a record they remember 
>> hearing.  He described it thus:
>> "It is a humorous recording of a Bugler riding into battle blowing the 
>> "Charge" call.  As he rides he is being pounded by the enemy.  He 
>> continues to blow the "charge" but as the recording continues it becomes 
>> weaker and more disjointed until he can only blow one or two notes at a 
>> time.  It is a study on "never give up."  Several minutes long."
>> Doesn't ring a bell with me but I'll bet somebody here can identify it.
>>
>>     


> Don't
> recall the discographic details...but it sold in HUGE quantities, and 
> inspired a fair number of imitations...!  Steven C. Barr