[78-L] Your 10 best records!!

[J. E. Knox]

Greetings from FixitLand!

Philip Carli wrote:

> ...One or two pleasant things for me-- all unusual, a bit uncommon,  
> or rare
>
> <snip>
>
> 6) "You Don't Like It, Not Much" by Jules Herbuveaux' Palmer House  
> Victorians on Brunswick.  Snappy but smooth, gleeful as all get  
> out, one of my favorite dance band recs, and FINALLY a well  
> recorded Brunswick. It just always lifts my spirits more than any  
> of my other dance band records; don't know why.

Playing it now...amen, brother! Brunswick 3557-A. The B-side, "Where  
The Wild, Wild Flowers Grow," isn't bad either. That's one of three  
Herbuveaux records that came my way 12 years ago when I purchased the  
leftovers of a big local collection. The others were Brunswick 3606  
and 3646. B-side of the latter, "Who's That Knockin' At My Door?", is  
another fave. All six sides have vocals by Frank Sylvano.

Take care,


Joe
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