SCOTLAND THE BRAVE EAR RAPEAidan Miller2015-09-01 | SCOTLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAND FOREVEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRRTennessee Ernie Ford & Helen OConnell - Hey Good Lookin (1951) - KaraokeAidan Miller2024-10-20 | Terrible lyric video for KaraokePepper Coyote - Sorry I Left (Karaoke)Aidan Miller2024-07-27 | For Karaoke night purposes onlyPepper Coyotes Drive, but its set to 1970s Stock FootageAidan Miller2021-04-22 | 70's vibes on top of 70's vibes.
I don't own any of the content shown. All rights are reserved by their respective owners. Likewise, I don't own "Drive." As with any of my music-related videos, if you like what you're hearing, I encourage you to go support the artist by purchasing his music at peppercoyote.bandcamp.com/.Amtrak #4 from Los Angeles to NeedlesAidan Miller2018-12-31 | I'm driving a train from LA to Needles in real time.Amtrak #4 from Los Angeles to NeedlesAidan Miller2018-12-31 | I'm driving a train from LA to Needles in real time.Amtrak #4 from Los Angeles to NeedlesAidan Miller2018-12-31 | I'm driving a train from LA to Needles in real time.Amtrak #4 from Los Angeles to NeedlesAidan Miller2018-12-31 | I'm driving a train from LA to Needles in real time.Amtrak #4 from Los Angeles to NeedlesAidan Miller2018-12-30 | I'm driving a train from LA to Needles in real time.Amtrak #4 from Los Angeles to NeedlesAidan Miller2018-12-30 | I'm driving a train from LA to Needles in real time.Minute Elements - UraniumAidan Miller2018-08-25 | A quick video on uranium and some of its interesting properties. All photos and footage of the uranium are mine.
Music used: Ben Light - Waiting for the Robert E. Lee
I don't own any of the music shown in the video. All rights are reserved to their original artists.Amtrak #4 from Los Angeles to NeedlesAidan Miller2018-08-04 | ...Little Richard - Im Just a Lonely Guy - 78 RPM [Specialty SP-561] (1955)Aidan Miller2018-01-13 | This is the B-side to Little Richard's big hit "Tutti-Frutti," of course on 78 RPM. While people call the flip side the "sound of the birth of rock and roll," I regard this one as "the sound of the birth of soul!"
DISCLAIMER: I claim no ownership of the music or record label displayed in this video. All audio and video shown is for historical purposes and is not intended for profit.
Recorded in Audacity under mono settings using an AT-LP120-USB turntable, its built-in preamp, and a Shure M78S cartridge tipped with a stock 3.0mil stylus.Little Richard - Tutti-Frutti - 78 RPM [Specialty XSP-561] (1955)Aidan Miller2018-01-13 | One of Little Richard's greatest hits of all time on Specialty 78. This particular song made it to the #1 position on Mojo Magazine's "Top 100 Records That Changed the World" and #43 on Rolling Stone's "Greatest Songs of All Time," being regarded as the "sound of the birth of rock and roll."
A-WOP-BOP-A-LOO-BOP-A-WOP-BAM-BOOM!
DISCLAIMER: I claim no ownership of the music or record label displayed in this video. All audio and video shown is for historical purposes and is not intended for profit.
Recorded in Audacity under mono settings using an AT-LP120-USB turntable, its built-in preamp, and a Shure M78S cartridge tipped with a stock 3.0mil stylus.Little Richard - Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey - 78 RPM [Specialty 624] (1958)Aidan Miller2018-01-02 | A shellac copy of one of my favorite Little Richard songs, Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey. The B-side to Good Golly, Miss Molly, what I love about it is the amount of enthusiasm Richard shows in singing it (at some parts he pushes the microphone's threshold to distortion!). Sadly, I am disappointed at the quieter sound of the 78 RPM version; the 45 RPM version accentuates how much Little Richard was into singing the piece much better.
DISCLAIMER: I claim no ownership of the music or record label displayed in this video. All audio and video shown is for historical purposes and is not intended for profit.
Recorded in Audacity under mono settings using an AT-LP120-USB turntable, its built-in preamp, and a Shure M78S cartridge tipped with a 3.0 mil stylus.Little Richard - Good Golly, Miss Molly - 78 RPM [Specialty 624] (1958)Aidan Miller2018-01-02 | A shellac copy of what I'd call the edgiest song of the 50's, Little Richard's Good Golly, Miss Molly. This is a harder to find Little Richard 78 and one of the prides of my collection. This is also a clear exhibition of the punchy sound of a 78 and the noisy nature of shellac as a material for making records.
DISCLAIMER: I claim no ownership of the music or record label displayed in this video. All audio and video shown is for historical purposes and is not intended for profit.
Recorded in Audacity under mono settings using an AT-LP120-USB turntable, its built-in preamp, and a Shure M78S cartridge tipped with a 3.0 mil stylus.The Penguins - Earth Angel - 78 RPM [Dootone 348-B] (1954)Aidan Miller2017-12-22 | Shellac copy of The Penguins' 1954 mega-hit "Earth Angel," which is surprisingly a B-side to "Hey Senorita." Notice that the label is blue colored. It should be red, however, when the song quickly became a hit, so many copies were being pressed that the plant kept running out of red label paper!
DISCLAIMER: I claim no ownership of the music or record label displayed in this video. All audio and video shown is for historical purposes and is not intended for profit.
Recorded in Audacity under mono settings using an AT-LP120-USB turntable, its built-in preamp, and a Shure M78S cartridge tipped with a 3mil stylus.Bobby Darin- Judy, Dont Be Moody - 78 RPM [ATCO. 6117] (1958)Aidan Miller2017-12-16 | A-side: youtube.com/watch?v=-ycudmhK_xA
B-side to Bobby Darin's hit song, "Splish Splash," but is equally as catchy in my opinion. I had to record this one at a lower volume due to distortion in louder passages.
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Recorded in Audacity under mono settings using an AT-LP120-USB turntable, its built-in preamp, and a Shure M78S cartridge tipped with a stock 2.5mil stylus.Bobby Darin - Splish Splash - 78 RPM [ATCO. 6117] (1958)Aidan Miller2017-12-16 | B-side: youtube.com/watch?v=olvlUyWuUxU
Beautiful and harder to find copy of Bobby Darin on Canadian shellac. I find it hard to believe this song was written in a hasty 12 minutes!
DISCLAIMER: I claim no ownership of the music or record label displayed in this video. All audio and video shown is for historical purposes and is not intended for profit.
Recorded in Audacity under mono settings using an AT-LP120-USB turntable, its built-in preamp, and a Shure M78S cartridge tipped with a stock 2.5mil stylus.Nightcore - Ave Maria (Alessandro Moreschi)Aidan Miller2017-04-14 | ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)