Latest Updates - Guy Lombardo And His Royal Canadians

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Comment by han enderman ●:

Co 1653-D - images of West Coast labels added. The UK Columbia catalogue 1930 lists the UK release (Co 5253) also in the order Spell / High Up. I agree that Spell is the A side. [mod-edited, track order changed]

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Comment by cyeaman SUBS:

"The Spell Of The Blues" may have been the intended A-side, as this title was listed above "High On A Hill-top" in contemporary listings in Talking Machine World (January 1929).

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Comment by melle51:

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Comment by melle51:

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Comment by han enderman ●:

Co 1679-D - Added 4 images of West Coast labels. The first 2 (small images) are "normal" for the time: copyright symbol absent, short vertical line after AND, large serifed font, and - most important - from G stampers (large G2 at 12). And also the credit has a different layout. Note that if there is insufficient space for a long title (as here on the A-side) the common sans serif font is used, but again with a layout different from East Coast pressings. After these, 2 aberrant West Coast labels are shown. First an A-side with the composers separated by a dash instead of "and", and thus the line is shorter. This has a G5 stamper number; its reverse is normal, from a G6 stamper, and can be seen and heard on archive. The dash is an error and it may be a first West Coast printing. The 4th image is a reprint with the copyright symbol added (at 8).

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Comment by cyeaman SUBS:

Added label images.

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Comment by sheepdip1234 SUBS:

Added label scans.

As per label scans, notes for Side B should be "Vocal Chorus by Kenny Gardner" not "Kenny/Gardner".
[Mod. comment. Edited.]

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Comment by Mike Gann:

@ melle51. I've edited your notes regarding the recording dates for this record per DAHR.