Latest Updates - Red Foley

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Comment by jukeboxvinyl:

[YouTube Video]

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Comment by jukeboxvinyl:

[YouTube Video]

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Comment by jukeboxvinyl:

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Comment by sheepdip1234 SUBS:

With respect to 78-Ron, added complete label scans.

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Comment by 78-Ron:

Thanks from me, too!

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Comment by Mike Gann:

Much appreciated han enderman!

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Comment by han enderman:

De(In) 05131 - The answer is India. - The rim legend reminded me of Indian records on other labels and then it appeared that I have a similar image of Decca(In) 05143, listed as Indian on ebay in 2006. The odd thing here is that the cat.nr 05131 and the rim legend are British, but the label type is based on U.S. Decca. A rather similar situation occurs on Decca(In)28685: same legend; same fonts; no country; same catnr as on an existing release; and even from 1953.

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Comment by 78-Ron:

It seems that, again, Han Enderman is our last hope.

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Comment by Mike Gann:

The labels don't look like anything else we have for Australia nor for a UK export.

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Comment by 78-Ron:

Australian press????

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Comment by Mike Gann:

The Vocalion 5000 hillbilly series is not the same as the later popular series. And this record is included at the bottom of the page.
https://www.78discography.com/VOC5000c.htm

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Comment by xiphophilos:

That's not quite right. https://78discography.com/VOC5500.htm does not list Vocalion 5501. It only lists Vocalion 05501, which is indeed a different record (Yas Yas Girl, "You're A Pain In The Neck To Me / You Don't Know My Mind").

Our Vocalion profile at https://www.45worlds.com/78rpm/about/vocalion-us explains this doubling of numbers:

"Starting in April 1938, after ARC had stopped issuing its budget labels Banner, Conqueror, Melotone, Perfect, Oriole, and Romeo, it reissued some of these releases on Vocalion. To do that, it created new catalog numbers by reusing old numbers of popular records that had not yet been issued with a 0-prefix and adding a "0" to them."

So Vocalion 05501 is a 1938 reissue of an older Yas Yas Girl recording (which was originally released as Conqueror 9449).

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Comment by carltenney:

https://78discography.com/VOC5500.htm
According to this webpage, Vocalion 5501 is another disc. Can anyone shed more light on this?

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Comment by 78-Ron:

Label variation Side A added

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Comment by 78-Ron:

Label variation added [Moved up. mod]