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I have a spare 'Sounds Of Time' set you're welcome to if you'd like it Antonia.
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Antonia E wrote:
JerryVan wrote:Appears to be written with a fountain pen? If so, suggests some age at least.
Oh lordy... well now I have to stop using my own fountain pen haha! (I'm hardly a spring chicken... although there are plenty of springs in the house these days!) :lol:

Ha. I used one also, up until a couple years ago. Got tired of having to constantly disassemble it to clear ink clogs.

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Here is the skinny from the Brian Rust Historical Records book. With this info you might be able to dial it in......if the shellac runoff has no Brunswick #7810, it is a bootleg.

Rust has the recording being made on December 10, 1936.....Rust was typically very accurate and he was a Brit....why would he have referenced Dec. 10th regarding such a landmark speech?

With just a quick listen to the Brunswick version (~15 seconds shorter of just KEVIII's voice) and the others, the Brunswick may be a studio field recording and other version was taken from the BBC broadcast.

Please let us know what you find out......Ken
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Orchorsol wrote:I have a spare 'Sounds Of Time' set you're welcome to if you'd like it Antonia.
That would be wonderful - thank you for such a kind offer :) :) :)
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JerryVan wrote:
Antonia E wrote:
JerryVan wrote:Appears to be written with a fountain pen? If so, suggests some age at least.
Oh lordy... well now I have to stop using my own fountain pen haha! (I'm hardly a spring chicken... although there are plenty of springs in the house these days!) :lol:

Ha. I used one also, up until a couple years ago. Got tired of having to constantly disassemble it to clear ink clogs.

Great minds think alike! :)
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Polyphone wrote:Here is the skinny from the Brian Rust Historical Records book. With this info you might be able to dial it in......if the shellac runoff has no Brunswick #7810, it is a bootleg.

Rust has the recording being made on December 10, 1936.....Rust was typically very accurate and he was a Brit....why would he have referenced Dec. 10th regarding such a landmark speech?

With just a quick listen to the Brunswick version (~15 seconds shorter of just KEVIII's voice) and the others, the Brunswick may be a studio field recording and other version was taken from the BBC broadcast.

Please let us know what you find out......Ken

Starting to sound like a bootleg! Tomorrow I shall take a recording of it and post the YouTube link here :) I have to admit there is something I find oddly hilarious about the concept of a bootleg shellac involving a King. Sort of like coming across a set of “Genuine Pyjamas worn by George Washington” complete with washing machine instruction label haha!
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Antonia E wrote:, but then I tend to mangel my words with the greatest of ease :)
But do you mangel your wurzels? ;)

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Lucius1958 wrote:
Antonia E wrote:, but then I tend to mangel my words with the greatest of ease :)
But do you mangel your wurzels? ;)

-Bill
Wurzels is mades to be mangled - and I’s thunk that without even havin’ me thinking head on ;)
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In Somerset we are very proud of our Wurzels. We even have records of them :
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epigramophone wrote:In Somerset we are very proud of our Wurzels. We even have records of them :
Fabulous band!! I had a good friend from Devon when I was at uni, he was born in Somerset and his family relocated - he’d play the Wurzels on cassette often and they were glorious fun! The Blackburd Song was my favouirite by a long chalk! Where be it blackbird to...., I know where it be....

Wonderful!!!!!
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