Variable RPM by various artists

I've just recieved a new record-player with a variable speed adjustment, and it is like rediscovering music. It is almost absurd to think, but most 78s spins not 78 rounds per minute, and I now know that most Jimmie Rodgers transfers are totally off, he didn't sing in such a high pitch..

But to adjust it, is somewhat subjective, since there is a difference not only by label, but also much depending on the various studios and dates, and then there are plenty things that could play in on what speed the recording were recorded in!

Tracklist

1.	Frank Luther - Barnacle Bill the Sailor (1929)	3:20

2.	Maxine Sullivan and her Orchestra - Annie Laurie (1937)	2:48

3.	Hank Williams - Ramblin Man (1951)	3:16

4.	Ulla Katajavuori - Karlelsk Vaggvisa (1949)	2:31

5.	Jimmie Rodgers - Ben Dewberrys Final Run (1928)	3:36

6.	Miss Una Bourne - Gavotte (1915)	3:14

7.	Paul Robeson - Song of the Plains (Red Army Song) (1942)	3:15

8.	Peter Dawson - The Mountain O' Mourne (1931)	3:11

9.	Stone Mountain Boys - Red River Valley (1930)	2:51

10.	Tampa Red and The Chicago Five - Its Hard to Believe its True (1937)	3:27

11.	Prince Kalu and his Hawaiian Serenaders - A Boy And A Girl Were Dancing (c1929)	3:38

12.	Bud and Joe Billings - The Utah Trail (1929)	3:30

13.	Ernest V. Stoneman and His Dixie Mountaineers - The Sinless Summer (1927)	2:44

14.	John McCormack & Edwin Schneider - Annie Laurie (1928)	2:56

15.	Vernon Dalhart - Home On The Range (1927)	3:28

Credits

released April 6, 2019

License

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