Ted Weems - You're The Cream In My Coffee скачать видео бесплатно

Bill Bell

The year and month my eldest brother was born. Sadly, now gone.

dick12235

Thankss: Ted Weems is always Great.

manuel jimenez

BEAUTIFUL.........I LOVE IT......................

Gary Gordon

It sounds so much better on a Victor Orthrophonic machine! Can't beat the wood folded horn!!

George Allen

It doesn't get any better than this. One of my favorite tunes by my favorite band from the 20's/30's era

dick12235

Wonderful Cream for Your Coffee. Thanks.

Roger Wilco

Great music!

Roger Wilco

Looks like a robust turntable! I've got a couple of old Rek-O-Kut/Presto rim drive turntables.

horarwgt

Also check out Weems' "Heartaches" and "Piccolo Pete" -- among other gems.

Don Williams

As a kid, my mom & dad gave me a wind-up Victrola and some records, "You're The Cream In My Coffee" among them. I played it to death. In fact, I did a bit of damage to that record beyond what my Mom did when she took it an a portable wind-up player to the beach! Nonetheless, I loved this record! I still have my beat up 78. It sure is great to hear it sounding so good here. Thanks.

daniel debeers

I feel like an idiot...I can't stop crying! I never knew when that record was originally pressed all that sound was buried into it. That's probably what it sounded like live when my folks fox trotted to cream in my coffee may yrs ago.

Jay Richards

Good band. Very nice arrangement.

biscutsdad

I have this very 78...got it with an old Victrola about 68 years ago...never heard the tuba 'til I heard it on your machine...thanks.

LordMontystink

Very, very splendid indeed.

Shabannie

I love this song! ------Ellen

Tira-mi-MUSIC 2

Yeeesss... that's creamy good... creme... la crema...!!!

C.W P

its sped up a bit

Kirk Barkley

Incredibly clear and crisp!

MissRockabillyChick

This is such a happy tune!

MichaelHansenFUN

in a way you should post up 2 versions, one with surface noise and one without, call the surface noise "alternate version" GOOD STUFF!!! I am 38 and love this type of music!

Ted Weems

Ted Weems - The Boulevard Of Broken Dreams, 1933