[78-L] GET OUT THOSE OLD RECORDS

[David Lennick]

I know the record and have at least two copies of it, so I wasn't attempting to 
download for myself but to pass the link on to the Radio-TV group. But clicking 
it immediately tells me that Quicktime is needed, and that piece of sh*t is 
barred from these premises forever.

dl

On 11/24/2012 9:59 AM, Ray wrote:
> I sympathize completely.  But for some reason I didn't have to.  I did a
> search of my computer and no sign of Quicktime, so I don't understand, which
> is par for the course.  I do have Apple's iTunes if that means anything.
> Did you, at least, see the accompanying text.  It told how Mitch was
> salivating over the success of the Gary and Bing duet, and was hoping to
> duplicate it.
> RayK
>>
>>
> From: David Lennick
> Sorry, Ray, this asks me to install Quicktime. Never even if they paid me.
> Last
> time I got saddled with that system it fouled up every single video and
> audio
> clip and took 3 years to remove.
>>
> On 11/24/2012 9:03 AM, Ray wrote:
>> Larry Hagman died yesterday at age 81.  He did make a 78 in December 1950
>> with his mother Mary Martin and Mitch Miller’s Orch., Columbia C-1696,
>> GET OUT THOSE OLD RECORDS/YOU’RE JUST IN LOVE.  He was 19 at the time.
>>
>> You can hear the complete JUST IN LOVE side here...
>> http://home.comcast.net/~lmcintyre62/larryhagman/JustinLove.htm
>>
>> And a 30 second clip of THOSE OLD RECORDS here...
>> http://www.amazon.com/Get-Out-Those-Old-Records/dp/B002FIDBYM
>>
>> RayK