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Name That Tune
Right! :D Now you get to toss your hat in with a tune. Here's the rest (MP3), for anyone who needs closure... (doesn't that conjure up a roomfull of early-30s felix-the-cat-type dancing cartoon furniture :) ) - C H- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #56
- Forum: Radio
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Name That Tune
"Oh, Those Pesky Pork-Chops", by King Mutt and his Tennessee Thumpers, on Gennett Electrobeam royal blue series? :o So what's your next tune HadleyH? -- edit -- Since we're all throwing our hats in the ring, here's mine, an audio sample w/ title edited out: And since we've probably...- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #54
- Forum: Radio
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Shotgun Boogie! Who can help me?
That title was a running joke with a buddy of mine in college for a while.... had me and some friends over one day and was playing that song, Rosemary Clooney I think (when she was cute), when BANG the mainspring broke on his Brunswick. I made sure I showed him every time we were record hunting...- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #6
- Forum: Radio
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Drum Boogie
Watch the movie, it's got a too-cool scene where everyone's crowded around Gene Krupa scraping out Drum Bookgie with matchheads on the flint side of the matchbox, without striking a fire until the end, neat trick...- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #4
- Forum: Radio
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Name That Tune
You won the last one, so you get to pose the next question lol Hey with 5000+ 78s, and more CD/Lp reissues, I thought I knew a thing or two about 30s-40s songs but I've been stumped on almost every one so far... :o - C H- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #44
- Forum: Radio
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Nutty Neighbors
lol or one where we could live in our own vintage-styled one...- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #45
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Golden Age Furniture
Here's one cheap, easy-to-find-on-ebay 1942 book with info on both furniture styles and the general "golden era look", with scans - (scroll down in the thread) http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?p=244708&highlight=1942#post244708 they categorize & show examples of these furnitures...- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #3
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Lizzie and the Monkey (Kong!)
Too Cool! lol :eusa_clap Was this the one you were talking earlier of donig a custom trailer for?- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #4
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Show us your radios!
Here's a great site with all the info you need to decide which changers you should or shouldn't trust different records to. Slicer changers are the most common kind from before & during WWII, but are some of the deadliest when either the slicers are bent even just a little, or when you play...- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #24
- Forum: Radio
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Nutty Neighbors
Wow, LD... sounds like this one WAS nutty. but that's me, always trying to give people the benefit of the doubt... - C H- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #40
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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PayPal Users Beware of Fraud Emails!
No company, PayPal or anyone, should ever ask you to click a link within an email, to "verify information", "re-instate your account", "dispute (supposed) fraudulent activity", etc. ALL those are frauds (far as I know), and I delete them as such, and have never had any of my accounts frozen...- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #6
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Dracula
Don't tell me they're doing this now with SOUNDIES? The colorization was fine, you could turn down the color... and when they did a Joe Turner and "got into the kitchen & made some noise with the pots & pans" on the silent films, you could just turn down the volume... but if they're going...- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #4
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Nutty Neighbors
lol shared that with my coworkers today, they said, lol lol lol lol lol Thanks for a good one. For whatever reason, I remember a lot of my friends I grew up with having some unnatural fear of dogs or other animals. Maybe because it was an urban setting and most hadn't grown up around...- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #27
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Name That Tune
So, what is this one? I *think* I'm suffering from "tip-of-the-tongue" syndrome... (either that or a confabulation lol )- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #35
- Forum: Radio
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Biggest treasure... ME!!
Sorry, this is the best I can do right now... :( - C H- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #38
- Forum: The Display Case
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Name That Tune
"Can't Get Out of this Mood", late 40s, by Sarah Vaughan :D How bout this: "Money, we really don't need it, we'll make out alright..." - C H- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #29
- Forum: Radio
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Biggest treasure... ME!!
Too Cool, Miss Joeri. :eusa_clap (Ever think of relocating to NC, USA? lol lol ) - C H- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #22
- Forum: The Display Case
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Maltese Falcon Replica - Advice Needed!
I bought the one from Haunted Studios and was very happy with their work, it is a high quality falcon, with a very heavy weight. It would be neat to have a contest with side by side comparisons including the smaller cheaper replicas. I packed my Haunted one away in its original case with...- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #16
- Forum: The Display Case
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Hollywood Canteen vs Stagedoor Canteen
ditto Hollywood Canteen - and plus, it's got one of my faves, Joan Leslie, somewhere in there .- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #5
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Things Deco Catalog
That's great John, hadn't heard of them, thanks for the link - might get some of the greeting cards. Here's a deco home lighting site - coolest I've seen - too pricey for me but fun to look, good for ideas . . http://www.rejuvenation.com/templates/collection.phtml?decade=1930s - C H- Cousin Hepcat
- Post #2
- Forum: The Golden Era
