Blinky Moon Bay by the Night Club Orchestra (Harry Reser), 1926

Well, I'm back from the dead! And with a HOT record too! This recording isn't anywhere online, but I got it with my Victor Credenza, along with a number of other discs in equally fantastic condition. This is a fun little number on Vocalion 15278, with Harry Reser and his band playing under yet another pseudonym. With Tommy Stacks on the vocal, it's hard to go wrong. The flip side is "Thanks For The Buggy Ride", also by Reser. I've been having trouble with my LP120, so if it's too bassy, let me know. I really am not sure if it's just recorded that way, or a problem in the software. Enjoy the music!

[roybo]

THIS IS AWESOME! What a Fantastic Record, I LOVE it!

[BensPhonographs]

Reser put out some great great stuff, also in his recordings that he did for other bands! Plays an amazing banjo!

[gunnarthefeisty]

I think the bass might be caused by the Light-Ray recording method. I've heard Brunswicks that sound bassy as well.