Vintage Washing Audio

• Here is a 78rpm Kelvinator promotion record from 1959.  Side one (1.8mb) is titled "Jill Corey Sings about the New 1959 Kelvinator Automatic Washer".  Side two (1.8mb)  is a "Message to Automatic Washer Retailers from Ed Barnes".  This record was produce by Kelvinator's advertising agency of Madison Avenue, New York.
  
  
• Next we have a scratchy old 78rpm record found in a dusty attic, produced by Frigidaire. Its titled "New 1950 Frigidaire Spot Radio Announcements featuring "Homemaker Blues as only Connie Russell can sing them"!  The 1st Song (0.6mb) is called "I've Got Those Small Oven Blues".  Next on the record is the 2nd Song (0.5mb) another little ditty by Connie called "The Unexpected Company Blues".  Finally Frigidaire's Radio Jingle for 1950 "Now Dry Those Tears & Don't Despair, You'll Cure Those Blues With A Frigidaire", as Connie's 3rd Song (0.05mb).  

Lots more audio to come soon, please stay tuned!

HELP!   The Automaticwasher.org Museum needs vintage appliance audio donations.  If you have a fun vintage appliance record or tape as well as a personal computer with a sound card and mic please digitize the sound as a WAV or MP3 file selecting 64kbps for a smaller file size.  We don't need hi-stereo sound for these vintage recordings and at 64kbps the file sizes will be smaller and easier to send.  Please contact the webmaster at webmaster@automaticwasher.org.

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