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I finally found one of my very favorites on a French Polydor pressing:

There'll be some Changes made

I've found a new Baby

April 1928, Brunswick 4001 masters

Gee that's an excellent transfer. The sound is superb!
I know your transfers are always top notch, but do you think in this case the French Polydor pressing has something to do with the clarity?
I don't have any French polydors, so I'm not familiar with the quality of their records.
All I know is it sounds really good through my little lap-top speakers. I'll have to plug in the big ones & play it again with a few extra db's

I've just played these through my larger stereo and they sound good. Two excellent tunes Norman. I sometimes think you must have your own time portal back to the late 1920's as you always seem to get hot disks in such good condition

RJ

Thanks for the praising words, I really wished I had this time machine. It would make collecting cylinders also waaay more easier.
French records are generally smoother than UK and some US pressings. This one just was very, very, very dirty and it came out beautiful after cleaning.