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Vinyl Victory
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Uploaded: 08/18/18 2:46 AM GMT
Vinyl Victory
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While in Red Bluff,Ca a week ago we came across this little antique shop that had these old vinyl records hanging on the storefront. I wanted to make sure you could read the labels so I did not get a full image of each album. The orange labeled one is very difficult to read. I can't make it out but maybe one of you might. You'll have to save the image and enlarge it to read the labels! Good luck:):) My entry into the current contest:)
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Very cool idea, and works for the contest perfectly. Those are some old record labels. tigs=^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
I couldn't read the Columbia record title either BB.
I think I will go with "The Way You Look Tonight," as my favorite.
Good luck and good entry.
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I think I will go with "The Way You Look Tonight," as my favorite.
Good luck and good entry.
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People are like cameras--sometimes they lose focus.
I can't read the title of the upper-left album either. But according to the other numeric coding on the title plate, it's an album by Danny Kaye, called "Anatole of Paris" (1942). :)
I really like your visual, asymmetric presentation of the albums. Very eye catching.
I really like your visual, asymmetric presentation of the albums. Very eye catching.
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My son still has a huge collections of these old records, he plays them in his workshop which {Luckily) is some distance away from the house.
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I remember those and we still have lots of them left and they seem to be coming back. Super contest entry and good luck
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Bing Crosby and Dixie Lee Crosby's 'The way you look tonight', Bing Crosby's 'All trough the day', and the theme from the 'Star spangled Rhythm' film 'That old black magic. A though choice, ☺ .
A nostalgic entry that meets perfectly the current contest topic.
Good Luck with it Buddy!