Richard Tauber - "La Paloma" ("The Dove") (original 78) video free download

Ray Layzell

h to be young again without the fears that go to making life more of a chore than an occasion of sadness.

Javier Reyes

Para que el español Yradier compusiera esta canción, tuvo que vivir en México. Esta canción tiene el ritmo de cuba pero el sabor de México, pues, las frases "y una linda huachinanga" y "hay chinita que sí", solo se pueden decir en México. Así no se habla en Cuba.

Axel Sänger

Diese Gesangstechnik kann auch heute noch junge Menschen in die Notwendigkeiten der Gesangskunst einweisen. Aktuell gibt es nicht sehr viele wirkliche Vorbilder, die das leisten könnten. Die Kontinuität der Sozialisierung auf den Kunstgesang scheint heute gebrochen und ist am besten durch Vorbilder wie Richard Tauben aufzugreifen und fortzuführen.

VinylToVideo

It's a Parlophone 78, not a Victory Disc.

lurcher789

Thanks for putting this version on utube, as it is an old V disc, it is a pretty good recording.

Donny Jenkins

Artie Shaw did a ridiculously good instrumental cover of this... Spin that one, please!

Jeff Bloomfield

Interesting version, but I prefer hearing this sung in Spanish.

saltburner2

You may be interested to know that the label on this copy indicates it is a later pressing [ca. 1949/50] of a disc first issued in September 1942. It survived the big deletions of 1951/2 and remained in the catalogue a little longer. By 1955, there were only a handful of Tauber 78s still available.

beautman1

@VinylToVideo Check out Diamondcut software for eq. conversions.

FAUSTORICCARDO

I have heard many interpretations of this classic song. Tauber is a Bravo Tenore, but I don't like his execution . Excuse me

VinylToVideo

Excellent; it's free and I was hoping I wasn't going to have to buy another license! Just downloaded it. Thanks very much!

sneskid

YouTube won't let me post URLs here, go to the same web page where you download ClickRepair, and look for a program called Equalize.

VinylToVideo

Before I found ClickRepair I never bothered with the restoration! Thanks for the info; it was actually you I wanted to direct that comment to but I guess I didn't know what I was doing! I did use Audacity and wasn't sure how to remove it the RIAA but didn't know ClickRepair had the curve changing ability!

sneskid

That depends on what software you're using to change it. I think with Audacity, you do have to remove RIAA first. There are others (including a freebie from the same author as ClickRepair) that give you the option to do this.

sneskid

Isn't ClickRepair awesome? :D

althazarr

Very nice recording!

racheleleeba

Very enjoyable, thank you.

suffisance

SO much win. Thanks! :)

VinylToVideo

And I never even changed the curve. Apparently Parlophone 78s use the NAB curve but I tried it and it was way too bassy. I'm wondering if the RIAA curve has to be removed before changing it to the NAB curve.. do you know? My 78 results are generally good anyways; as long as the record wasn't murdered years ago by an overused Victrola needle with 5 pounds of weight above it.

VinylToVideo

It doesn't actually take that much longer to record it onto CD; in future I might even just do it at the same time I make the video to save time. Restoring and syncing back with the video might take 5 or 10 minutes so it's worth it for the good sound quality. I do like the sound that my camcorder picks up of the music coming out of the speakers so I will post one soon just to see if it's acceptable.