Some talk of sound quality on early electrics got me thinking to throw up this record I scrounged up recently.
It's got a pretty heavy amount of playing wear, but underneath the damage, one can hear a very dynamic sounding, intimate Viva-Tonal recording, I only wish I had a mint copy of this.
The song is nice too, I don't know what the translation/text is. I'm guessing around 1927 is when it was recorded.
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Ruegale A Dios / Guty Y Nancy
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Re: Ruegale A Dios / Guty Y Nancy
I made some effort to try to translate the title, but I did not have any luck with ‘Ruegale’—‘Dios’ is ‘God’. Does the second line under the title of the record read ‘(Arreglo de Yucho)’?
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Re: Ruegale A Dios / Guty Y Nancy
Arreglo de Yucho, correct.