Phonoland

Old 45 RPM record collection
This is a keeper. It lists the song and the label from each
Top Ten 45-rpm record for every month.
You can actually click on and play the song!
http://www.45rpmdb.com/Top10.html
Ron Rich

Thankz, Ronnie!

Youz welcome, Mattie !
Ron Rich

I'm adding this to my Favorites. Thanks so much! --BB

Bobby Basham
Tucson, Arizona

thanks Ron - this is fantastic! i love seeing the original labels. this is going to be some fun research for seeking out 45's of the 60's and 70's for my LPC.

cheers!

This is awesome. Thank you.

HorrorBiz 72 wrote:This is awesome. Thank you.

...well, it WAS awesome...

I just clicked on the link and got a 404 PAGE NOT FOUND error message. I called up the site's main page -- http://www.45rpmdb.com/ -- and spotted this at the bottom:

"All audio content has been removed by order of DMCA Copyright Infringement regulations"

It was fun while it lasted.

Joe

That was to be expected. I liked the fact that it gave you a visual of the actual 45rpm record.

This isn't a bad site, but nowhere near as good.

http://www.1959bhsmustangs.com/VideoJukebox.htm

Something strange here--I posted that almost a year ago--still there two days ago--now gone ??
Perhaps it's only "temporary" ?? Ron Rich

Ron Rich wrote:Something strange here--I posted that almost a year ago--still there two days ago--now gone ??
Perhaps it's only "temporary" ?? Ron Rich

I'm not too hopeful. The current owners (mega-corporations) that bought the rights to these 40-60 year old recordings are sitting on them pretty tightly, and will continue to do so as long as there's a penny to be made. In fact, I know of several YouTube "Victrola Videos" that have been removed, or the sound disabled, because a still-copyrighted record was played on the machine being demonstrated.

This site does a pretty good job of explaining the current situation -- http://www.publicdomainsherpa.com/publi ... dings.html

Joe

Hi Joe,
Thanks for that link !
This is exactly why I spend almost $500.00 each year, for a JLO certificate, for my 1949 Seeburg jukebox, located at my friends "Ristorante", which is loaded with 40's, 50's and 60's, 45 rpm records--- Made by people who are now, mostly all dead Ron Rich

Ron Rich wrote:Hi Joe,
Thanks for that link !
This is exactly why I spend almost $500.00 each year, for a JLO certificate, for my 1949 Seeburg jukebox, located at my friends "Ristorante", which is loaded with 40's, 50's and 60's, 45 rpm records--- Made by people who are now, mostly all dead Ron Rich

Jeeze Ronnie!
Ya posted that neat-o link, and now ya took it back like some indian giver!
LOL!
Kidding.

These days, ya can't rely on websites to be around for a long time.
They come, they go....
Ya gotta GRAB what ya can off them while they're around.
You oughta see my schematics folder, and pile of CDrom disks....

Hi Mattie,
Well, whut kin I saide?? Someone ( do not recall whom) was nice enough to share that with me, and I thought enuff of it to share it on further-- "--life's a b---h--then you die " ! Ron Rich

Guess I posted before actually clicking on a play link. Maybe I Jinxed it.