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Member	Item		Review/Comment
rhythmdog ● 28th Feb 2023		78 RPM The Velvetones [40s] - Heybobleebip / One Day	Images courtesy of Neil Hirsch
rhythmdog ● 28th Feb 2023		78 RPM The Velvetones [40s] - Jason, Get Your Basin / Swing Out, It Don't Cost Nothin'	Images courtesy of Victor Pearlin
rhythmdog ● 27th Feb 2023		78 RPM The Velvetones - Melody Of Love (Why Do I Love You) / I Found My Love	Image
rhythmdog ● 19th Feb 2023		78 RPM The Squires - Sindy / Do-Be-Do-Be-Wop-Wop	First presses on the maroon label.
rhythmdog ● 8th Feb 2023		78 RPM The Blue Jays [The Squires] - Earth Angel / Sincerely	A view of the A Side
rhythmdog ● 8th Feb 2023		78 RPM The Blue Jays [The Squires] - Stingy Little Thing / Don't Drop It	A view of the A Side
rhythmdog ● 8th Feb 2023		78 RPM Bernie Bridges - Tweedlee Dee / Ling, Ting, Tong	A view of the A Side
rhythmdog ● 25th Jan 2023		78 RPM Danny Day - You Scare Me / Wishing	An image here
rhythmdog ● 18th Sep 2022		78 RPM T-V Slim - You Can't Buy A Woman / To Prove My Love	This artist put out numerous 45's on his own Speed label, but perhaps only this one 78.
rhythmdog ● 17th Sep 2022		78 RPM The Heartbeats - A Thousand Miles Away / Oh Baby Don't	Added image of the first press A side.
rhythmdog ● 17th Sep 2022		78 RPM The Heart Beats Quintet - Tormented / After Everybody's Gone	This is the first record by The Heartbeats of "A Thousand Miles Away" fame.
rhythmdog ● 15th Sep 2022		78 RPM Golden Gate Quartet - Time's Winding Up / Anyhow	The Columbia 30000 series was used very sparingly as far as I can tell, which makes dating it without access to actual Columbia files very dicey. As always, I hope those better versed than I am at dating the majors will manage to find a true release date.
rhythmdog ● 14th Sep 2022		78 RPM Golden Gate Quartet - He Never Said A Mumblin' Word / Didn't It Rain	These same two sides were also issued on Columbia 37475 in 1947.
rhythmdog ● 14th Sep 2022		78 RPM Golden Gate Quartet - Time's Winding Up / Anyhow	Images here. Basically used to approximately date the previous Golden Gate Quartet 78
rhythmdog ● 11th Sep 2022		78 RPM [no artist listed] - Grand Crepitation [Farting] Contest, Part 3 and 4	@TheJudge: Thank you for that! As best as I can determine, it is a portion of that, likely about the second half of that recording, maybe. Or "expurgated" portions? Given the amount of time a 78 can hold, the full 15 minutes might be on a 10" 33 1/3 LP, I would guess.
rhythmdog ● 11th Sep 2022		78 RPM [no artist listed] - [no Title Shown] / The Stenographer	Now that I have listened to the record, xiphophilos, it is not the same recording at all.
rhythmdog ● 11th Sep 2022		78 RPM Johnny Moore's Three Blazers - Travelin' Blues / It's The Talk Of The Town	Added alternate labels with white background, not silver.
rhythmdog ● 11th Sep 2022		78 RPM Manhattan Paul - Hard Ridin' Mama / I Wish I Didn't Love You So	Early copies are on the very dark early Atlantic label, rather than on the bright red label.
rhythmdog ● 11th Sep 2022		78 RPM [no artist listed] - [no Title Shown] / The Stenographer	This is a "party record". The A side is about a couple having difficulties "getting it in". The B side is a poetic ditty about the working life of a young "stenographer" named "Sally Brown", which manages to use the majority of the seven words George Carlin said could not be used on radio.
rhythmdog ● 11th Sep 2022		78 RPM [no artist listed] - Grand Crepitation [Farting] Contest, Part 3 and 4	This is a "party record" which describes a "sporting event" held at "Maple Leaf Pavilion" in "Saint Sebastian". A farting competition with sportscasters describing the action and of course fart noises. All very adult. The flip side is a continuation of the A side.
rhythmdog ● 10th Sep 2022		78 RPM The Meadowlarks [RPM] - L F M S T Blues (Lord Find My Sweet Teresa) / Pass The Gin	LFMST Blues is a take-off on a then-popular advertising slogan for Lucky Strike cigarettes: "LSMFT! Lucky Strike Means Fine Tobacco! LSMFT!" This record seems to be rare in either 78 or 45 format. An image of the A side is visible here.
rhythmdog ● 10th Sep 2022		78 RPM Bill Cook - Christmas In Heaven / A Letter To Santa	Although the date makes sense given the A side title, it is out of sequence for the label. Any information would be appreciated.
rhythmdog ● 10th Sep 2022		78 RPM Jimmie Toliver And His California Blues Men - Rolling / Why Did You Leave	The same two sides also exist as Chimes 112-A and -B. On both versions, in the dead wax are only the song titles on both sides.
rhythmdog ● 10th Sep 2022		78 RPM The Meadowlarks - Raising A Ruckus / Brother Bill	Note that this group is unrelated to Don Julian's Meadowlarks nor to the Meadow Larks on RPM, nor to the Meadowlarks on RPM. All of those other groups are related to each other.
rhythmdog ● 10th Sep 2022		78 RPM Joe Turner And His Blues Kings - TV Mama / Oke-She-Moke-She-Pop	With due props to phreff, added larger images.
rhythmdog ● 8th Sep 2022		78 RPM Bob Davis Quartet - Twinkle / Off Day Blues	Images
rhythmdog ● 8th Sep 2022		78 RPM The Midnighters - Stingy Little Thing / Tell Them	Added variant fonts
rhythmdog ● 8th Sep 2022		78 RPM Little Willie Littlefield - Miss K. C. 's Fine / Rock-A-Bye Baby	Added promo labels
rhythmdog ● 8th Sep 2022		78 RPM Willie Headen - I Caught You Tippin' In / I'm Still Getting My Kicks	A side is an answer song of sorts to The Spiders I'm Slippin In Slightly truncated images here Perhaps someone with better skills than I possess can make acceptable images for here.
rhythmdog ● 8th Sep 2022		78 RPM Don Julian And The Meadowlarks - Heaven And Paradise / Embarrassing Moments	The label style shown here is a reissue, and the style used on the label here was used only briefly, in February and March of 1957. By May of 1957, 78's on Dooto were yellow and red with blue print. In fact, some were in the yellow/red style even in February. Since both the 45 and the 78 in this style are more common that the original Dootone label, it is likely the case that the record was getting more airplay in early 1957 than it had gotten in 1955.

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