Shellac Sweethearts, Vol. 10 - A whole universe of music sits on these fragile black discs, pressed from black shellac that have preserved the sounds of the world for more than half a century. With "Schackack Schatze" - Treasures on 78 rpm - played at 78 revolutions per minute, sometimes a bit rushing or crackling, but in any case "unplugged" and alive - this series goes into the next round with many shots from the "Wild Twenties "which will partly be heard here again for decades after decades. In this issue u.a. with Ben Bernie and his Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra, the Weintraubs Syncopators, the Trix Sisters, as well as the chapel Marek Weber and the Piccadilly Players from England, the Fred Bird Rhythmicans and many more. The series will continue! There is a whole universe of music on these fragile black platters. At a playing speed of 78 rpm this is the one and only one of the greatest musical performances. Sometimes a bit crackling or swishing in any case unplugged, vivid and authentic. Many recordings want