Adorable by the Colts played on a 1941 Capehart
Adorable recorded by the Colts on Vita Records (Pasadena, CA). It is being played on a 1941 Capehart with turn-over record changer. Watch how the changer can play both sides of this and the following record. This Capehart was recently restored to its original operational condition and now plays as new. Sorry the record is a bit worn, but still a great song.
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