[78-L] Fw: New findings -- BETTER READING

[rocambujazz]

Iñigo - a terrific batch of records. I very much enjoy music like that you are talking about ... the compagnons are just terrific - about the first 45 I knew was their recording of Romei - still love that as much a when I was three
Merci for posting your treasures
Yves François


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Iñigo Cubillo <ice261263 at gmail.com.invalid> wrote:

>
>Due to my half-intensive workload from June to September, I am able to
>spend some time writing. Lately I have gone to an used reccord store in
>Madrid, one that usually deals with vinyl. But it’s one of those places 
>where you always MUST ask for 78s, because they usually have. I acquired 
>several nice things:
>
>co bf 299 (m) : COMPAGNONS DE LA CHANSON, LES : ce sacre vieux soleil 
>(that lucky old sun) / chant du galerien, le
>od 188014 fr : CARLOS GARDEL v + gs : carretero, el / ramona
>rg rs 5052 np : HIPOLITO LAZARO ten v + O : trust de los tenorios, el: 
>te quiero --- jota / princesita (la de ojos azules)
>hmv ae 2493 gvdsa : SPAVENTA O TIPICA + SCALON v : ultima copa, la --- 
>tango / + C SPAVENTA v : abuelita que hora son --- cancion
>rg dk 8165 vt : LOS VILLASIUL spk : chula y el futbolista, la --- dialogo 
>comico / juegos florales en villacandonga --- escena comica
>hmv ae 2108 gvdsa : IRUSTA FUGAZOT DEMARE tr : IRUSTA y FUGAZOT ? v + 
>DEMARE p : doña rosario --- chacarera / IRUSTA v + DEMARE p : no te engañes 
>corazon --- tango
>co r 14186 sp : JUANITO VALDERRAMA v + RAMON MONTOYA g : sevilla tu eres 
>para mi // no es toda de la mujer --- fandangos / + ROMAN EL GRANAINO g : 
>mi maria jesu --- bulerias en menor
>
>The RAMONA by Carlos Gardel (Paris, fall 1928 recording) is simply delicious. 
>And El Carretero (The cart driver) is a typical style song of Argentina, sung 
>by a cart driver, whistling to the oxen to push them ahead, and all that... 
>
>Also the flamenco singing by young Juanito Valderrama (a 1943 recording). Mi 
>María Jesú, a song by a heartached gypsy whose maid has left him for another 
>man... He goes and kill her, as the song says. The man sings alone in the jail... 
>
>As always, the IRUSTA FUGAZOT DEMARE trio argentinian songs are very good; 
>I also acquired a new copy of Por el camino (El Boyero) a long desire, 
>because my former copy was badly stressed by the use of worn needles, 
>a common fault in spanish used 78s. Similar to El Carretero abovementioned; 
>this time two cart drivers go together. 
>
>HIPOLITO LAZARO is a delicious late acoustic recording by the spanish Columbia 
>branch (subsidiary), probably dated 1925-1926. This branch started electricals 
>in Spain in 1927. Nice spanish operetta (zarzuela) songs. 
>
>And... what to say about Compagnons de la Chanson... This french vocal group 
>recorded lots of songs from 1945 onwards. The famous The Three Bells (Les 
>trois cloches) is their greatest hit, but any other song by them is delicatessen. 
>When I was living in Aix-en-Provence for six months in 2010 (an again in 2012)
>I found that the small chorus at l’Eglise de St. Jean de Malte sung the same 
>way as Les Compagnons, to my delight. What voices.... what singing... 
>
>I will post some of that in my blog (Gramusica).
>
>Iñigo, from Madrid
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