Calvin coolidge electoral college Videos

• 1. President Calvin Coolidge accepts Republic nomination for President in June 1924 ...HD Stock Footage
• 2. Franklin D. Roosevelt; November 9, 1932 - Post Election Remarks
• 3. Truman At Dinners At Mayflower Hotel & Flashbacks To Previous Inaugurations (1949)
• 4. American History - Part 164 - Coolidge - The Arts during the Roaring 20s
• 5. SIX JUMPING JACKS - I DO NOT CHOOSE TO RUN - ROARING 20'S BRUNSWICK CORTEZ
• 6. Franklin Delano Roosevelt President Biography Documentary
• 7. History Final Project (Lyrics in description)
• 8. U.S. Election of 1924

President Calvin Coolidge accepts Republic nomination for President in June 1924 ...HD Stock Footage

Franklin D. Roosevelt; November 9, 1932 - Post Election Remarks

Truman At Dinners At Mayflower Hotel & Flashbacks To Previous Inaugurations (1949)

American History - Part 164 - Coolidge - The Arts during the Roaring 20s

SIX JUMPING JACKS - I DO NOT CHOOSE TO RUN - ROARING 20'S BRUNSWICK CORTEZ

User Comments

Johann du Val commented on 26 Sep 2012

You know, its always gratifying when the automatic break did perfectly working at the run-out groove!! I love the phone ring bell at the begining and all the others effects are priceless! Also the Strack's vocal still always a very funy moment, he has the perfect voice for all of these Reser's recording, Even if D.Robertson was formidablly childish freshly, even pure(To sing "The Dusky Stevedore" he can be...) but T.Strack has the voice from a "Young woman lover permanently loosed"... Thanks!!

Javier Soria Laso commented on 25 Sep 2012

Great rendition of this hot & zaniest tune by Harry Reser's 6 Jumping Jacks with Tom Stacks's singing. I do recognize that Spike Jones sound. And of course, Larry Abbott & Tommy Gott are present. All those 6 Jumping Jacks recordings from 1926 to late 1929 are the best, incluiding those that has Earl Olive & Sammy Lewis. Thanks!

VictrolaJazz commented on 26 Sep 2012

You're welcome! I felt kind of like a dunce yesterday on my first video because just a split second after the needle ran down in the lead-out area the automatic turn-off worked, but I didn't get it on the recording!

foxtrotgin commented on 25 Sep 2012

What a simply marvelous riot! I've never heard anything by this Reser group that was dull. Great Post! ***** I also love the reflection of the tone arm on the record. Pretty.

VictrolaJazz commented on 25 Sep 2012

You're welcome! You're exactly right about that period--it really reflects the best era of the 20's, an already wonderful time!

VictrolaJazz commented on 25 Sep 2012

Thanks! I don't believe Reser knew the word "Dull"! That's right about the reflection, it just has its own little rhythm, too!

VictrolaJazz commented on 26 Sep 2012

Thanks! Well sometimes the elections are very wacky, too! You can easily tell where the Spike Jones influences came from!

VictrolaJazz commented on 27 Oct 2012

Well I think Fred Hall and his various groups was a very close approximation! Thanks!

BassetHoundTrio commented on 26 Sep 2012

Not sure which I like better - that hot record or your great-sounding machine!

VictrolaJazz commented on 26 Sep 2012

Well you're allowed to be indecisive and like both simultaneously! Thanks!

EdisonSquirrel commented on 26 Sep 2012

On the contrary, the orchestra did indeed choose to run with this song!

althazarr commented on 26 Oct 2012

There should have been more groups like this. The music is so much fun!

Franklin Delano Roosevelt President Biography Documentary

History Final Project (Lyrics in description)

U.S. Election of 1924

User Comments

Autobahn Fever commented on 04 Sep 2015

personally for me I consider all republican president's between 1861-1933 (that even includes Calvin Coolidge) to be progressives because the Republican party of the day tended to be more liberal while the democratic party tended to be more conservative.

Mr. Hissing Cockroach commented on 20 Nov 2014

Keep Cool With Coolidge Evanibble