Anyone here into vinyl?

[bundtboy]

jason, yes please

I'm sure it'd be a hoot to see the Rock-ola on youtube.

Thanks.

B

 

[63getelevision]

Baby, you're the Gincheyest!!

Jason, Bundtboy, lend me your ears, Rickr, Rickr? CLICK__CLICK...I've got that entire album, and an 8 by 10 of Edd Byrnes!! EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Couldn't you just DIE!?

 

[63getelevision]

Here's Janet Blair's 1959 Dico recording of "Flame Out", arranged and conducted by Lou Busch. It's a pretty good album, she sang with big bands before she got into television.

 

[rickr]

Seeburg V200

One of these days we will make a video of this one. I rebuilt this from the ground up this past winter.

 

[rickr]

1955 Seeburg V200

Side view

 

[rickr]

Seeburg

close up

 

[rickr]

Seeburg

Everyone loves it!

 

[rickr]

seeburg

Amp and selection receiver

 

[rickr]

seeburg

Seeburg tone arm with original style mono Redhead cartridge by Pickering.

 

[63getelevision]

Wow, neat jukebox here, Rick. And I have a feeling that jukebox I found in YouTube belongs to Bundtboy. Oops.

 

[jasonl]

Okie dokie. I'll dig up the DVD later on today and get it up on Youtube.

 

[bundtboy]

connie francis

No Connie Francis on my jukebox right now, 63GE. Ray Conniff, yes. Connie Francis, no.

Here's a photo of the inside of my Rock-Ola cuing up selection number A-1. Bye Bye Blues by Bert Kaempfert.

B

 

[bundtboy]

the Rock-Ola Imperial

as she looks today

 

[bundtboy]

right marquis

I have 4 rather rare ORGAN ep covers in my marquis, featuring Jesse Crawford pipe organ, Ray Bohr and 2 Lenny Dee's.

 

[63getelevision]

So you like organ music. Do you like E. Power Biggs?

 

[selectomatic]

Hey RickR,

Are you a member of my Seeburg group on Yahoo? I never know who's who, but there seems to be some crossover here.

-kevin

 

[tolivac]

Sorry to get off the subject of jukeboxes-did find a rather nice Dual Manual single play TT at one of the many yard sales I went to on the way home from work.Haven't tried it yet.That 1962 Seeburg jukebox playing "Where the Boys Are"and "Kookie-Lend Me Your Comb"Was GREAT!Too bad you don't find jukeboxes at yard sales--SIGH!A Jukebox would be a nice addition to the Hi-Fi and record playing equipment collection.Have several boxes of 45's from radio stations to fill the jukebox-hope it doesn't mind a little "Q-burn" at the beginning of some of the records.Oh yes-one of the yard sales had RECORDS-but none I wanted.And lots of MIRRORS!

 

[rickr]

Are you a member of my Seeburg group on Yahoo?

Hi Kevin
No, I am not a member of any club, except for this one. I have wide variety of interests, and a vast collection of vintage items, from automobiles,Schwinn bicycles to a 120 year old home and furnishings. I would be hard to choose what club to devote my "spare" time to. This club is by far the most easy and diverse, so here I am. <:

I usually enjoy attending the vintage car shows in the summer months, however so far I have not been able to attend even one show. My boyfriend is incarcerated at one of the state prisons, and I am taking care of him. It takes up a lot of my time.The trips to visits, the endless hours a month on the phone with him,(plus the phone, commisary, and fuel bills! YIKES!!) He will be released at the end of summer of 2008, and I will be so glad to get him back, and things back on track! <:

 

[63getelevision]

Highway Hi Fi and the 16 rpm records

Since this came up earlier in this thread I thought I'd throw this your way. There was another link with a color picture, but I couldn't find it and this is more detailed anyway. And you can stray into the Imperial car sites.

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www.imperialclub.com

 

[63getelevision]

Let Me Take You Where The Action Is

Oh baby, come on-? and the Mysterians singing "96 Tears" on "Where The Action Is". Don't get bored with this thread yet. Organ featured here, for organ lovers.