Andy Stein was the first impetus to check out this CD. I've known him since the 70's and he helped me along with my career in pedal steel.
I also time travel to era tunes up to now only on cylinder and scratchy 78s. This opens a new avenue to the past where the players perform without irony while really enjoying resurrecting stuff that may well have disappeared otherwise. I hope that they might give "Just A Little Jernt In Greenpernt" the same treatment.

Had been looking forward to this. Keep 'em coming and thanks.

What an incredible piece of history now available to us! They've done a great job minimizing the hiss, too.

This is a 12" 78 recorded like a modern record. Good quality recording. The way to show off your system.

This record is a new way to play 78s. Show off your system. See what 100 year old format can sound like today.

Great she loves it.

EXCELLENT!!! I have a large collection of vintage 78 rpm records. None play like this, but then how could they. This is true audiophile quality in the 78 rpm format. I can't get enough of the Rivermont Records 78 rpm recordings. Let's get more pressed.

Gald this recording was still available. It's not easy find, if at all, any contemporary 78rpm recording of this quality. BRAVO to Rivermont Records for making these recording available. They really are audiophile quality.

One of the most amazing bands I have ever witnessed. What a pleasure!

Enjoyed very much. I ordered it as a new 78 RPM, I've been fascinated with 78's since in single digit age (so, about 6 decades). Being intrigued with the technology has got me interested in the content, which has happened here... thanks for the new music!

Enjoyed the music ver

A terrific coup to enjoy on a saturday afternoon. William McNally does it again!

Another fine quality recording from Rivermont. I'm looking forward to more selections of 78 rpm records.

A very high quality recording. Even the record has that vintage 78 rpm thickness. Keep them coming. I'm looking for more.

Love the sound quality. Love the graphics which evoke the time period of the recordings.