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Member	Item		Review/Comment
jago125 28th Feb 2020		78 RPM Red MacKenzie And The Celestial Beings - New Rhythm Style Series 89&90	Much earlier pressing, provided here. [mod:images moved up]
jago125 27th Feb 2020		78 RPM Louis Armstrong - New Rhythm Style Series Nos. 107/108	Added missing pics. "DT" example, 1942-3 re-press. MODERATORS: with the addition of above, the English Parlophone FIRST "New Rhythm Style Series" is now complete on this site - that's 60 records from R 448 to R 1170.
jago125 27th Feb 2020		78 RPM Louis Armstrong - New Rhythm Style Series No. 29 and 30	MOD., the main images are "T" 1940. The (earlier) others, need moving up, please.
jago125 25th Feb 2020		78 RPM Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers - Swing Music 1950 Series No. 25 & 26	Moderator:- added two pics. of unknown clippings pasted to sleeve of a H.M.V. B.9979 shellac 78. Interesting line about HMV's Special List. Up to you whether you think these less than satisfactory images are worth saving.
jago125 24th Feb 2020		78 RPM Luis Russell - New Rhythm Style Series Nos. 49/50.	MODERATOR: Sorry,year of release is 1931. And maybe I should have written Luis Russell And His Orchestra/ Frankie Trumbauer And His Orchestra in notes. [Now updated. I also added spaces after all your commas. Just saying... Mod.]
jago125 23rd Feb 2020		78 RPM Louis Armstrong - New Rhythm Style Series 119 & 120	Added early type pre E.M.I. label images - probably from 1932. Note: one of the few label types to show A&B side designations amongst the series. For a moderator: note about Tax code in main display may need to be removed if you're going to move mine up. [Thanks. Have moved up labels, modified the tax code note. Mod.]
jago125 18th Feb 2020		78 RPM King Oliver - The Trumpet's Prayer / Call Of The Freaks	J.F.36 ! (to a moderator).
jago125 31st Jan 2020		78 RPM Ambrose - Punch And Judy Show / Body And Soul	To Lisrodden: Is there any chance you could send iin a pic. of the B-side, to reveal the whole label and run-off area in the shellac.? I'd very,very much appreciate it!
jago125 22nd Jan 2020		78 RPM Lew Stone - Dark Clouds / So Shy	"Dark Clouds" recorded in London, December 29,1933 with vocal refrain by Al Bowlly.
jago125 9th Jan 2020		78 RPM Jelly-Roll Morton's New Orleans Jazzmen - I Thought I Heard Buddy Bolden Say / High Society	Herewith, variants with 'made in england'. LT with DT/48 stamp.
jago125 15th Dec 2019		78 RPM Duke Ellington And His Famous Orchestra - Swing Music 1941 Series No. 489 & 490	Added a labels variant from 1957 with 'Made In England' under Nipper and more/different Royalty stamps. Mod: note B credits-"Lawlor, Blake". A-side recorded in Hollywood, February 15, 1941. B-side recorded in Chicago, December 28, 1940. I see "bispham2" labels are XT coded too.
jago125 9th Dec 2019		78 RPM Zito's Tango Orchestra - South American Tango Series Nos.15 & 16	Are there any others in the series on the site?
jago125 22nd Nov 2019		78 RPM Will's Akkordeon Meisterorchester - Du Hast Glück Bei Den Frau'n, Bel Ami / Ich Pfeif' Heut' Nacht	Right or wrong- I've given the A-side to the popular film tune. Swiss laminated pressing.
jago125 18th Nov 2019		78 RPM Jimmie Lunceford - Oh Boy / Charmaine	A side matrix; 39999-A,recorded by American Decca September 23, 1935 in New York, N.Y. with vocal by Dan Grissom and arranged by Eddie Durham (trb; gtr.). B side matrix; 60015-A, recorded September 30, 1935 in New York, N.Y. "Charmaine" arranged by Sy Oliver and is from Fox Films Production "What Price Glory". Both these sides originally released on American Decca 628 in 1935, with A & B titles reversed. (Decca 628 is already on this site).
jago125 17th Nov 2019		78 RPM Anton Hermann Winter - German Speech Sounds (1st Record) / German Speech Sounds (2nd Record)	I believe it's simply a matter of "The Gramophone Company" at Hayes using up whatever old labels they still have in stock. Of course, this can only occur on a later re-press which may also sport an older label on its reverse - not the other way around ! Please take a look at my contribution for English His Master's Voice B.6289, on which I note the very point you have mentioned.
jago125 17th Nov 2019		78 RPM Louis Armstrong - Second New Rhythm Style Series No. 105 & 106	A side matrix; W404417A. Recorded by Columbia in Los Angeles,December 23,1930.(Columbia 2688-D). B side matrix; W82056A. Recorded by Okeh in Chicago,IL.,December 13,1927.(Okeh 8535). [Thanks, this info has been added above, and the repress has been dated in the image caption. Mod.]
jago125 12th Nov 2019		78 RPM Al Goodman - After Thinking It Over / Moanin' Low	Mod: Any chance you can add Mike Gann's helpful notes (in regard of the recording dates) to the main display? [Done. Mod.]
jago125 3rd Nov 2019		78 RPM Luis Russell - Case On Dawn / Straddle The Fence	proper title for the A-side was originally, "Ease On Down".
jago125 21st Oct 2019		78 RPM Duke Ellington And His Famous Orchestra - Tiger Rag Part 1 / Tiger Rag Part 2	Moderator: the TT labels recently added are a decade or so earlier than the main pics.already shown. Can you do the usual switch about with them please. My thanks in advance. [Done. Mod.]
jago125 19th Oct 2019		78 RPM Duke Ellington And His Famous Orchestra - Tiger Rag Part 1 / Tiger Rag Part 2	"TT" labels added.(1943-46). Master pressings.
jago125 15th Oct 2019		78 RPM Duke Ellington - Paducah / Harlem Flat Blues	Has ST tax code in the shellac (1946-47).
jago125 13th Oct 2019		78 RPM The Andrews Sisters - Shoo-Shoo Baby / Down In The Valley	To "Whyperion":- ST is a purchase tax code (for-runner of VAT) imposed April 1946 to November 1947. Is the code in the run-off area or visible under the label as large capital letters?
jago125 8th Oct 2019		78 RPM The Tornados - Telstar / Jungle Fever	Super find/acquisition!! I presume it's shellac.....or is it vinyl?
jago125 3rd Oct 2019		78 RPM Bennie Goodman's Boys - After A While / Muskrat Scramble	Added images of a 1950's pressing. Also two more showing writing in the original wax; detail of matrix no. and larger view of Muskrat Ramble, sic. The other side is likewise adorned and both sides have "S.C." at the bottom. Both tracks were recorded in Chicago on August 13, 1929. A side matrix, C4035A. Other: 4968. B side matrix, C4036A Other: 4968- Moderator: my apologies, the additional pictures are of course the B side and I've written 'A' on the pics., which is incorrect. Also, release date is 1931. Not as shown on the original contribution. [Thanks, now fixed! Mod.]
jago125 2nd Oct 2019		78 RPM Steve Stannard And His Group - Gurney Slade / The Green Leaves Of Summer	Have given the A side to the lower matrix number. Gurney Slade on this 78 was the theme music to a six-part British TV comedy series aired by ATV in 1960 and starring Anthony Newley. (Gurney Slade is also a place name).
jago125 2nd Oct 2019		78 RPM Don Duke - When Will I Be Loved / Look For A Star	added the B side label to this already existing contribution.
jago125 1st Oct 2019		78 RPM Count Basie - Honeysuckle Rose / Good Morning Blues	Mod: Correction -year of release is 1940. My apologies, I put the '37 instead of '40. [Now fixed. Mod.]
jago125 30th Sep 2019		78 RPM Don Azpiazu And His Havana Casino Orchestra - The Peanut Vendor / True And Sincere Love	Re. KeithS' query: Maybe the NCB stamp box wasn't present on the earliest English stamping of GV1. We only have my 1950's re-press to look at now. Please take a look at G.V.19 on this site and you'll see an early pressing (without NCB) and a re-press on which the NCB appeared.
jago125 29th Sep 2019		78 RPM Red Nichols And His Five Pennies - Chinatown, My Chinatown / On The Alamo	A side recorded: February 16,1929. B side recorded: April 18,1929. Original American release: Brunswick 4363.
jago125 29th Sep 2019		78 RPM The Stokers Of Hades - Second New Rhythm Style Series No. 5 & 6	A side recorded: Feb.5,1931 in New York. B side recorded: October 16,1931 in New York.

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