Repairing a 1985 Rock-Ola 490 Jukebox Power Supply - Common Problems & How To Fix

ladies and gentlemen this is Joe's classic video games back with another cool jukebox repair video for you this evening this is a rock Ola 490 jukebox if you are if you have a jukebox that you are attempting to repair and it is a 490 it will probably uh or a 490 94 I believe is the same uh this video should be helpful to you if you're having power supply problems so we're going to look at that now we had a customer bring this to us we don't actually do a lot of jukebox repairs for customers we mainly do them on boxes that we own we have a whole bunch of them you see an old am I over there peeking at you um because we're not super great Adam but we're getting better at them so these Rock Olas we've felt Comfort comfortable enough uh We've fixed enough of them now that we're willing to do a few repairs on them so we've been working on a few customers so this particular one apparently uh presented a power supply problem but I I think it's a red herring I think maybe something else is going on we're going to find out so we'll show you what it's doing and then we'll uh we'll diagnose it and then hopefully fix it but I don't know because it's not fixed yet because I understand things heavy as I understand it he was having a problem where one of these lights wasn't coming on on the power supply and so he bought another power supply he put it in and same thing or maybe two of them weren't coming on or something like that so he's got power supply problems um my theory is I'll just go ahead and say right here at the beginning this board up here I have seen some capacitors on the mpu that are tantalum short the voltages together so that this will not uh properly um so well just it shorts out the power supply it doesn't permanently damage it it just uh it won't work while it's turned on so we're going to plug it in see what the thing does and then see if we can fix it it's a nice pretty clean looking little box looks complete it's got all of its goodies so uh let me plug it in and we'll go from there all right so the turntable is spinning it's as if there's a record down as you can see um and yeah there are two voltages missing the 24 AC and the 26 DC now sometimes those LEDs are just burned out so it could be something like that the first thing I'm going to try is if the bow is down really the it's about halfway through its cycle so that's definitely got some issues um so I'm going to turn it off just as a diagnostic tool unplug the mpu and then turn it back on and see if we get one of those lights back so let's try that right here on camera if I can find the power switch you know where the power switch is folks it's on the power supply you think I would have known it's on the Sun oh it's not all the way in there that's right okay so we're just going to disconnect the mpu so it is no longer plugged in it does still have this going on but that actually provides power to the display now we're going to turn it back on see if we get something different boy it's healthy Joe it pops well that didn't work like we wanted it it's still not doing it okay so here's what we're going to do we're going to pull this power supply out and put the original one back in so we can kind of go back to where we were and try to fix that one and then we'll analyze this one too right he's got it just popped in with the cord coming out the front because he just swapped it into uh to test it out all right folks we're mounting the original one back in this is the one that was just in there took the wing nut off the door and unplugged the LED board and so if you look inside you've got a fuse you've got a lot of plugs and a lot of wiring and of course the main thing in the power supply is this big huge Transformer usually don't have trouble with these hopefully we won't um there's a couple voltage Regulators on the side and then you have this little power board here now if you look there is a transistor right in the middle of the board that's burnt slap up so something happened there almost looks like maybe it's just a diode no it's a transistor I mean it looked like a transistor but I could only see two legs there's three legs and it has these old capacitors vintage never been touched okay of course we can check the fuses but as you saw there's two voltages missing so maybe we'll rebuild this one and the other one but let's check and see what the other one does first all right folks we've got the other one mounted in let's plug her up Joe see what happens foreign the diode board the LED board is missing on that one yeah they've definitely been in there messing around Joe they've been messing around it's broke why would they do that you think that's what's wrong with it well if it's broke they ain't got much to lose all right we're gonna turn it off and take that uh that door cover off let's see inside of it all right the LED board was actually in there it just wasn't still secured to the uh to the front board there so we'll try to turn it back on you can see the board here may have had uh at least one capacitor replaced at some point and it doesn't have the transistor blown up like the other one does it's had some fuses replaced it looks like Transformer looks fine looks about in the same shape as the other one a lot of times I'll open these up and they'll be this thing will be burnt out of heck I've done some videos where we had to rebuild them okay so we'll plug it back up and see if so we can get an eye on those uh four LEDs all right so that's more like it yeah so that's exactly like we thought so this one has three LEDs going and one not going however my theory that it was the board appears to be wrong but that didn't do anything so we can throw that one right out the window okay uh so it's 26 volts DC on both is missing but on one also this first ac voltage is missing hmm let me try turning it off and unplugging some more stuff and just make sure that it's not a short that's causing it and that it actually is a problem inside the power supply all right so I unplugged the power to the amp I unplugged the power to the mech board the turntable is still turning because it it gets its power basically just straight from the power supply and the mpu is unplugged so basically everything that it runs to is unplugged so I think the problem actually will be in the power supply so I guess we'll start on this one that we've already got out first and we'll see if we can fix both of them all right so we're going to do this one first by taking this board out so we're gonna unplug all these now there is a green and white and a green and white and then a blue and yellow blue and red a black and a blue easy peasy you'll remember that right Joe yeah red and purple no it's green and white green and white blue and yellow blue and red black and then a blue yeah you'll remember that right yeah green and blue no it was green and white green and white and then blue and yellow blue and red then there's a black and then a blue oh okay I got it now you'll remember that right I got it okay all right so I was able to pop it out I'm replacing this capacitor for sure I'm starting to just carry these in stock because we this thing just keeps every one of them we get this thing's messed up on so 2200 microfarad 63 volt and you see the date code there the 30th week of 1985 so this thing's approaching 40 years old so it's starting to finally puke out its guts so it's time to get a new one in there this side looks good so we got that in there and uh we're gonna have to look on the schematics and see what this does I think it's an MPS a06 I believe let's see if we can zoom in on it this camera can see better than my eyes can here we go we're going in MPS a06 all right well cool Q2 so we got to figure out why that is and then we got to check diodes and fuses and all of that okay so I'm just looking at stuff uh on the back just seeing if I see anything interesting they've modded the they put a diode in place here by cutting the trace and just putting a diode on it a lot of times when you see stuff like that it's actually a factory mod on these jukeboxes everything looks cool there it doesn't look like anything's messed up so with that said look at this that connector there pretty bad okay now look at the one below it also pretty bad okay so that one a lot of times when you've got one burnt like that it's just because there's AC going through it so it's this fuse here which it looks like also jumps over to here but if you look that's one of those posts that we had as a matter of fact that's the one that was blue so we're just figuring this out it was a three amp slow blow fuse okay so maybe we'll see what in the world that is and when it jumps over to there also goes through that one which is a quarter amp so I'm just looking and trying to see you know what have we got going on all right so I'm gonna clean that up and re-solder those um look the bottom one's the same see the crack around it the other nine looked pretty good but we'll resolder them while we're at it so whenever I've got one like that that's pretty rough what I do is I take a wire brush and just scrape the crap out of it to get a lot of that trash off of there and then solder it you get a much better connection so we'll do that and uh next up we're going to look at the schematics okay folks so here's the schematics now keep in mind we haven't even checked any voltages yet we're just trying to get our head wrapped around some of it so if you look over here you can kind of work backwards or do it however you want um this says L4 so it's the fourth lamp the LED and that's the 5.7 volts so remember that one was on okay so the stuff backwards of that is kind of working or you know the voltage could be off and the LED still working but it's probably pretty close it's at least there and two of them are missing so the 4700 microfarad capacitor is on that line so that is this one which still looks pretty good we haven't tested it or anything there's a section here that is involved with turning on the turntable that's how the switch to 120 volts comes on so this is turned on and it's just got the turntable running the whole time all right so that is uh we don't know that that's working but that's what's going on I mean it's obviously the 120 is on but maybe it should be off we don't know if it's turning on and off like it should this is an opto coupler here which means it's it's basically just a way for them to control a 120 volt line with the regular I guess they're doing it with 1.2 volts or something I can't remember I think it's 12 volts that comes on this run line something like that okay so uh that's that so we're getting down here lamp two was also working so lamp four was working lamp two was working which is the negative 28. so the negative and 28 comes from over here all of this and you see the other major capacitors a 220 microfarad 100 volt that's this one similar to this one so the reason I'm even mentioning these is because I've worked on a whole bunch of these and these two are usually fine it's always this one it's just a different type of capacitor you saw they used a different model basically okay so if we move down foreign we have Q2 that's the one that was blown slap in half now the whole thing with doing repairs like this the problem is probably not the a06 why would it fail so because catastrophically like it just blew in half why would it do that it's not just going to fail that way something made it do that okay well if you look the voltage that supplies it comes from here 2200 microfarad I mean 2200 microfarad 63 volt capacitor so one side's tied to the center tap of the Transformer on this winding and then the other side comes through the diodes blah blah blah blah so it could be that cap I don't know hmm I'm not so sure well if that's shorted it would just short this to ground you would think I don't know we'll have to look at this cr11 this diode here too and some of the other stuff but if you look that transistor that was blown apart and keep in mind this is on the one that was a replacement power supply that he bought on eBay or something okay the line comes through here and it directly lights up diode L3 or LED L3 all right so that's why that one's all that transistor is blown out of crap well that's also going to screw up these voltages blah blah this is the ground to this led um so this is 24 volts ac run it through this diode and now it's going to be rectified um and this is going to be ground but that would have been 26 which would pull this up and make the LED work is that what was going on so as it just felt in a way that wiped out the L1 LED's ability to light up I think we'll replace this capacitor it's 2.2 microfarad at C1 uh and uh we've already replaced that capacitor I replaced the mpsa06 we'll check some other diodes and stuff and then we'll see if that gets us L1 and L3 back the good thing about working on these particular power supplies is you don't need the Jukebox it's got the power cord hanging out the back of it we can just plug it into the wall and see what voltages we get good news people we got this 24 volt AC one back but this one's still missing which is the 26 volt so the way they make the 26 volt is very simple follow it back it comes from that Q2 that we were looking at that we replaced the one that was split in half so we swapped this cap remember it was leaking I tested this with a diode test on the meter and it works fine or it tests fine and then we have this ao6 that's new okay well if you check here you do not have your 28 volt it's 28 volts coming out and lights that up I don't know why they call it I guess because since it runs through the diode now it's 26. uh 28 volts so they have a 27 volt um zener diode there one in 5254. and we have this resistor here so if I check voltage from here to here I've got 45 volts bam if I check voltage from here to here I have one volt and from here to here I have one volt so I think that zener diodes messed up I think I've got well I don't know I've got 45 here resistor there maybe this resistor is burned up so I need to check both of those R7 should be 10K and then I need to swap the one in 5254. all right so I replaced the diode with it's a 27 volt half watt diode I replaced it with a 1n 4750 which is a 27 volt one watt diode zener diet we still don't have our light on though and if I check my so I've got my 26 though that I'm supposed to have now and if I check up here one side of the LED has 26. huh what do you think and the other side zero so if I check the one next to it it's got negative 26 and then the other side of the diet the LED has negative 27. so is my LED bad so this one has six on one side of the LED and four on the other side of the LED I think the LED might be there that's just saying let's look at the schematics again I mean I guess I'm reading this right so this is ground here Center tap the voltage is up here they use the zener diode and this transistor here to send out 28 through here okay up here is 45. now this is a whole other thing we'll get into here in a minute but here's your ground right at your ground okay and they have a 2.2 K resistor between ground and that led and on the other side of that led is 26 they are running the 28 volts right through the LED dropping it with the LED and then running it out I don't know what that's used for but you wouldn't think you'd run it all through a LED but kind of it's kind of how it looks let me see what they use it for so it kind of looks like the 26 which goes down to 25 is used but for this one prom on the mpu 27.58 or whatever so I guess you need it I've got all these LEDs but I don't have one that's the right size they're all either too small or too big and you know this is America we go too big hahaha so I guess they just run the voltage right through the damn LED on that particular one because it's only going to one line on the um on the mpu so there you go all right so that's not all though that this does there is uh there are two other functions that it has we need to see if it's outputting to turn on the um the record player the turntable and then we also need to see if it's outputting the switched 26 volts completely different thing so we'll do that next okay so there is this run line that comes from the mpu okay and it's normally I think at 12. because this is 12 up here so if this is at 12 this is turned off but if this goes to ground if the computer makes this a ground right well then it starts flowing through here and it turns it on which turns on the 120 to turn on the uh the turntable so we need to see if that can turn on and off by changing this line from ground to 12. okay now at the same time it goes through this resistor here 1K R2 and I don't know exactly how it works let's see here that's 45 on one side of the um coil there I don't know how going from ground to oh no the coils here it's not all the way well no it's connected there hmm so it has 45 at one side and it would have 12 or ground at the other side I don't know how that would turn it on just changing it from ground to 12. hmm anyway that coil pulls in and it moves this ground that's shorted to this line through the relay basically this output is zero if it's shorted to ground if the relay pulls in it pulls it over here and it allows this diode to allow that to rise up to 24 blah blah blah right so you've got 45 in and then 24 and it gives you I guess 26 out um but when it's shorted to ground it's basically killing the output that's just how they designed it okay so I'm figuring it out a little better I think so the 45 volts here is where all the power comes from in this little circuit so it would be at 45 volts on one side of the coil and then it runs through the coil and on the other side of the coil it would probably still be at 45 volts because the coil is just a really long wire it might be 44 volts or something so you've got that here but then it runs through this resistor which is going to drop it I don't know how much it may drop it all the way down to like 12 volts something like that it just I guess it depends on the current or something so over here though if you're above 12 volts this is tied to 12 or I guess lower is it 1.2 I don't know if you're above 1.2 though then voltage is not going to flow through that opto coupler so it's not going to do anything I believe that's how it's working right so at this the potential here will be whatever is left of the 45 that's what will be here okay but then the CPU grounds it so now it's ground so everything works differently so you've got ground here and maybe 1.2 here which would turn this on you've got ground here pulling power through the resistor from this 45 right so you've grounded one side of your coil and you've got 45 volts on the other side of the coil click so it's something like that I just don't know the actual numbers but you know what we can measure them okay so if I check pin one and pin two of this uh opto coupler I've got 15 volts on pin one and then pin two pretty much the same but if I check over here on R3 I've got 49 volts instead of 45 but that's just because of how it's running and then on the other side of R3 ISO 49 volts so I don't unders I thought that was tied to pin two hmm so this has been modded there's the second resistor added around it but so I guess that's 500k I mean 500 ohm instead of 1K but it should be connected right to pin two but I've got 14 volts here and I've got 14 volts here hmm and I've got 49 volts here and 49 volts here how do I have 14 here and 49 there hmm okay so here's our resistor that we're looking at the 1K resistor that they modded made it maybe 500. and it runs up here and that's the line that they put that diode on which means the 45 volts can't get to the opto coupler [Music] um which may mean that the optocoupler is always on and the turntable is always moving which is kind of how we saw it it was running Non-Stop so we may have to get rid of this and put it back to the way it originally was but for I guess they don't want that 45 volts going over to the opto coupler I don't know so if that's a mod that rockola did everything's fine but if it's something an operator did and they didn't care that the turntable was running constantly that would be a problem so let's see if we can basically I'm going to put a ground on that resistor and ground it out and um see what happens see if the um that's what the board's going to do you know and see if it turns off the turntable or turns on the turntable or vice versa so that's the turntable power 125 volts and I've got it grounded now listen when you take a solution you'll hear that relay click so the relay turned off but the the opto coupler didn't so it's on uh constantly because of the way they've modded the board that that's not a good idea you don't want the damn turntable just turning constantly come on people come come on now you don't want people you don't want the turntable on constantly come on now that's not smart don't do that don't do mods people mods are bad bad the turntable voltage going out right now is 124 volts now this is the switched voltage not the 120 volts that's uh just uh always doing its thing okay now if I take one of the leads and put it on the gate of the opto coupler well not the gate but the basically the second side of the opto coupler I'm seeing like 14 volts okay now if I ground the run signal like the the computer is turning on the turntable if you listen you'll hear a click it's the relay turning on here okay so that was the relay turning on so now if I check that same opto coupler I've got 124 volts on the second side of the optocoupler so it's actually working correct I don't know if I don't know about the 15 volts whenever it's off but um I'm wondering if these old diodes are leaking and that's my problem this is a thyristor not a thyroid thyristor is that right it's not an scr it's the one that goes both ways Once you turn those on to where they conduct uh with you know the gate pin which is what that well you know 15 volts though would probably turn it on hmm those diodes might be a problem anyway Once you turn that thing on you can't really turn it off until the current gets low so I don't know having it out of the cabinet with no load on it it might just keep running and running and running the switched 120. I don't know so but we're going to try it put it in the machine now the other one is this relay you saw how on the schematics that relay when it's normally closed it's grounding out the input to the lm317 well the lm317 was bad so I swapped it so when you ground this relay or turn on this relay when you turn on that relay with that run line it throws the switch inside of it right the contacts and it removes the ground from the input to the scr um so I'll just show you that basically it allows this diode here which is a 20 I think a 27 volt diode actually to go high but right now it's grounded so we have no we're not AC though yeah DC we have no voltage coming out of that diode at the moment because uh it's grounded through the relay now if I ground the relay you'll hear click on so I just basically grounded that run line as if the computer was doing it click the relay transfers this is not working oh that's because I'm still hooked up over here come on now that won't work people it's hard to do this with one hand you'd think I'd start using my tripod but to heck with that there's our 24 volts so our switched voltage is there it's actually higher once it gets past that or is it am I grabbing the right one come on if I don't blow something up 23 volts so that's it says they call it switch 26 or something like that but it doesn't have to be perfect it's to turn on Motors and stuff so in other words that's working I just don't know if the turntable is going to turn itself off whenever it hangs up the record um there may be a way that the other side is doing that although that turntable is directly connected to this but I don't know I don't completely understand that circuit but we're gonna go try it so all of our voltages are back I'm gonna try putting it in the machine and seeing if it can turn anything on all right so as soon as I turned it on the 26 volt light went out um now remember that's the one that we were saying well I'm not sure what I don't I don't know maybe uh yeah the voltage runs through that led and then runs a prom on the mpu right it immediately blew out probably blew a fuse inside the thing however the thing's working fine like that so I don't know what the hell that is a little Hank Jr for you it's got a bunch of song selected already it looks like look it's working perfect so I think next up maybe we figure out what that uh we open up the mpu and see what that 26 volt is used for a little David Allen Cove the hits just keep on coming people you never even call me by my name that's considered the greatest country song of all time just ask David Allan Coe he didn't ride it by the way okay so it went to home plate home position let's see if we can get it to play something do we have any credits oh they didn't put it on free play I can put it on free play well we'll just add a credit how is there a dog outside we're downtown what in the world hmm keyboard doesn't work it's one of the things whenever people bring you machines and say oh it's just the power supply huh necessarily credit anything foreign doesn't work hmm that's fun there's a way to make it just play [Music] there's a way to make it just play yeah non-stop test I think might do it but well hmm I guess we need to see what that 26 volts does that could have something to do with the keyboard all right so you are looking at the backboard of the mpu mpu the backboard yeah mpu let me move stuff around so you can see it ah how's that so why are y'all moving I know this video is getting long but come on see these These are tantalum caps they're very accurate but they're very old ones are prone to developing into a dead short so they put these across the uh as a way to uh filter the various voltages going on the board so you see that one well you can't see again why'd y'all move so you see that one has 3.4 Megs resistance across it right this one point one is shorted so that cap is shorted now what did I say at the very beginning of the video and y'all laughed and laughed and laughed that I was wrong but guess what people I wasn't wrong I wasn't wrong people so that cap is shorted and because it's shorted it's immediately killing the 26 volts which again we don't know what it even what the 26 volts even does so I'm going to take the board apart and I'm what we're going to do is we're just going to track down the trace and see where it goes and what it runs to because the thing appeared to be working without it think about that it's so important that they put its own little LED on the power supply when they didn't put an LED for the switched 26 volts or whatever um which is used to run the mechanism and everything well it's working you saw the mech running right but this 26 blue was completely gone and the thing was still working so wait we kind of need to figure out what that goes to but I think we've about got it so let me disassemble this board and uh we'll see what what the 26 actually does all right so I went through and I replaced there were four of those uh type capacitors on this board and I traced the voltage remember we looked on the schematics I traced the voltage it doesn't do anything on this board all it does is come over here through this choke or whatever it is right and goes off the board which is what the schematics told us and then it comes in over here and it goes through it's the craziest thing this video is longer I'd show you but it jumps around like 30 different times through the board and then back down doesn't hit anything uh and then finally apparently goes to one pin on this prom that they never even used so it's just a completely wasted circuit so if you're 26 volt light is out on one of these it doesn't even matter we just got lucky that um the the one that shorted was the 26 volts instead of the one that does like uh I think the 5.7 volts or whatever the one of the the voltages that matters but that that it's just for this 2758 which wasn't even used in these so I don't know so I'm going to replace a couple more of them and then I'm going to put a remote battery on it to get rid of this a battery that they've got in here because it's starting to leak a little bit um and then uh we'll figure out what's going on with the with the selection buttons I guess some other way it could just be that the connector is dirty all right folks so put it back in and turned it on and guess what the 26 volt light was still off so I went back into the power supply and guess what the LED had burned up again and the uh q06 had burned up that I mean IQ whatever it was the MPS a06 so if that cap is shorted on your mpu it's going to fry that line including the LED so if you get one of these boxes in the 26 volt won't light up to save your life the LEDs probably burn out and they actually ran the power right through the LED so with that said do it upside down here let's test let's see if it'll play one one I clean the connector on the 40 8. I also noticed that the turntable wasn't spinning you can't test that opto coupler outside of the machine it just doesn't work like that for whatever reason I guess the opto couplers give leaky or well I don't know I think they need the load on it to turn its turn the uh thyristor off I believe that's a work in jukebox people what song is this is it worth listening to oh hell yeah just a second people I can't I can't um I can't uh uh spoil you may wait till it gets to the good part [Music] that's better all right enough Shania Twain uh we got another viewer mail in our buddy Scott from Haltom City Texas Melvis this this is our address if you want to send us a correspondence viewer mail you know check out what Scott sent us he already did this once before too you're a good man Scott foreign a box of Records because he knows that we're always putting in our jukeboxes so when we sell a jukebox we fill it up with records and uh that way we sell it it's ready to go it's full and you can take out the ones you don't like and put yours in there a lot of people don't do that a lot of people when they sell the Jukebox it's empty but when we sell the Jukebox it's full so we're gonna this is the customers we're fixing but uh the next one we work on of course will fill up okay so let's see what he sent us do you think there will be anything good in here I'll bet there'll be at least a couple Donny Osmond life is just what you make it I don't know that and by the way I do know most old songs I just don't know that one Bernardine Bernardine by Pat Boone I like Bernadette by the uh Four Tops love letters in the sand but it has a big song a little before my time but it's a big thing song I know that I know the song I could sing it if I wanted to why baby why by Pat Boone if you don't know about Pat Boone he didn't and Pat moon is still with us by the way I have nothing wrong or against Pat Boone he's made a lot of money in his life but he was kind of and I don't think he would mind anybody saying this as if he would ever see this video but he was kind of like the safe all the safe version of a lot of these songs you know so why baby why I think it was a George Jones song I might have the wrong song and I'm waiting just for you that might not be the one Jan and Dean Jeanette get your hair done this is gonna have a good one on the other side because that's a B-side I'll bet this is going to be the one yeah Jan and Dean baby talk so you know when Jan and Dean started there's only two of them and their whole gimmick was they were a doo-wop band but there was only two of them everybody knows them from Surf City and stuff but baby talks awesome Fats Domino we have discovered before any Fats Domino record sounds good in a jukebox Valley of Tears and it's you I love I'll bet you know Fats Domino they say he was the first guy to do a rock and roll song he had a song called the fat man they say that's the first rock and roll song he was the man Frank Sinatra Chicago that's a cool song Frank Sinatra all the way wow look at that that's a double-sided hit right there all the way in Chicago by Frank Sinatra that's a good one I'm not gonna give that away in one of my two boxes I might take that one home Pat Boone I almost lost my mind and I'm in love with you I believe Scott said these were his fathers I believe he said that I may have that wrong he sent us a bunch before Pat Boone chains of love that was on the uh first Beatles album no it was not chains was on the first Beatles album chains of Love is probably a different song Friendly Persuasion original soundtrack from the Allied picture Friendly Persuasion okay well there's a bunch of them in here look he even individually wrapped the ball for us lonesome for a letter Sanford Clark Sanford Clark didn't they have a the Sanford Clark band or something like that the fool I don't know if I know that one or not some old ones in here this is like this is all 50s stuff isn't it yeah the fleetwoods you mean everything to me and it's gonna have something big on the other side I'll bet yep Mr Blue well that's cool that was like early that was just before rock and roll really that's probably mid 50s isn't it I don't know if that's the original label everybody likes Mr Blue don't they Marty Robbins uh heck yeah they don't ever put dates on them The Story of My Life I'll bet the other side's got something cool on it once a week date that sounds like something I'd like but I'll bet uh I don't know that one but he was doing it with Ray conniff and his orchestra so maybe that was a little later in his career but it's still it looks like 50s to me so this is probably Deca that's probably the 60s nope 70s 1972. Rick Nelson and the Stone Canyon van Garden Party the only thing about Rick Nelson he's one of them guys that that dropped the the Ricky you know you know what's wrong with being called Ricky well I guess he was Rick at the beginning too wasn't he a lot of people still call me Ronnie I don't mind and so long mama okay garden party that's a cool one I don't know the other one Andy Williams stopped teasing me do we have a Moon River here I like your kind of love that guy knew how to make money he made money for decades Johnny Ray just walking in the rain and in the candlelight with Ray conniff in his orchestra again wasn't that who Marty Robbins was using maybe the person who owned these was a big Ray conniff fan another really old Columbia record Doris Day I've got to sing away these Blues she says whatever will be will be also known as Que Sera Sera that was a huge hit wasn't it it's another one I know Waikiki records Christmas Time Is Here check kapman Chapman I've never heard of check Chapman Fly Me Out to the barren Moon don't know that one I know Christmas Time's A coming and the Bluegrass song Guy Mitchell with Ray conniff in his orchestra again crazy with love and singing the blues that's isn't that I never found more like singing the blues I think that's how I gave my love from the Disneyland TV production of Davy Crockett I gave my love well I know what's got to be on the other side The Ballad of Davy Crockett boy that was a cool song I like The Kentucky HeadHunters version Glow Worm by Johnny Maddox and chicken reel okay Gogi Grant Goji Grant the Wayward win that was a huge song Too wasn't it big hit and no more than forever what are some good stuff in here it's kind of easy listening stuff there's a couple in here let's see here oh yeah I think he told me about these Bozo at the circus pinto kovig and cast and then the other side is bozoweth circus I don't know what that is that's some kind of there's something else going on with that that's that might not be a that might not be a song I Don't Know this is RCA Victor Happy New Year I don't know who the artist is I think our LEDs are fading out here in the back room and my two all my two front teeth on the other side somebody and the City Slickers okay that might be all I want for Christmas is my two front teeth Deca Mother Goose songs and [Music] Mother Goose songs okay we're getting out of the dredges people the miracle of Christmas by little Rita Faye and I fell out of a Christmas tree all right Bing Crosby Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer um well there you go isn't that the one that that popularized the song I Believe before that Rudolph did not exist am I correct on that because you know he names all the reindeer in the song I think it even changed how many reindeer there are on that song the Teddy Bears Picnic I think I've heard that too haven't I we're down to the last one folks here we go what have we left there are two records in this one as well it looks like they must be a set Little Black part one two three and four I'll bet As Told by Paul wing musical Background by Norman Laden voice of Nipper Frank Milano Orchestra conducted by Henry Renee wow okay [Music] yeah I guess there's four parts to it okay I might have to play that on a video well thank you Scott we appreciate it we will do something with them some of them will put in jukeboxes some of them we may make videos where we talk about it or something I've got a bunch of record players at the house I need to fix too I counted the other day I think I have 17 record players that's just ridic I've got to stop buying records what am I I've got to stop buying record players but I need to sell some right I might have to sell some record players I don't know folks if you don't like Shania Twain you need to reevaluate your priorities in life okay so it went back home turntable stopped that's a work in jukebox people uh the guy just wanted us to fix the power supply and you know what he was correct it really was just the power supply there was something on the mpu board but he didn't have any way of knowing that that was shorting out the power supply and the one that it was shorting out didn't really matter anyway so he almost had it working so there you go so leave your comments down below let us know what you think we're trying to get to where we really understand how these Rock Olas work so we can save each and every one of them that we see what do you think about that we're going to try to save all of them every single freaking one of them we got another one here I'll show you let's go look we're trying to we're trying to get where we know these rockovas you know we've got another one we've been working on this cool 488 it's working great though so there you go folks I hope you enjoyed the video if you've got another roccola that uh question or you're working on one and you want to see some more videos we have a whole playlist on our website or here on YouTube of these Rock Olas 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