78 RPM - Comments by BonMichel

78 RPM - Comments by BonMichel

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Member	Item		Review/Comment
BonMichel 25th May 2020		78 RPM Louis Armstrong - Modern Rhythm Series Nos. 335/336 (1935)	Wild Man Blues was recorded as by Johnny Dodds Black Bottom Stompers in Chicago on 22 April 1927 (Brian Rust Jazz Records).
BonMichel 23rd May 2020		78 RPM [no artist listed] - The English Cup Final Part 1 / The English Cup Final Part 2 (1923)	The Artist is Sammy Shields according to MG Thomas website
BonMichel 30th Mar 2020		78 RPM The Squadronaires - Rose Room / Song Of The Wanderer (Where Shall I Go?) (1948)	Just wondering why this is shown as a USA label - it clearly says Made in England!
BonMichel 29th Mar 2020		78 RPM The Squadronaires - C Jam Blues / Mission To Moscow (1945)	My record is shown as by The Royal Air Force Dance Orchestra (commonly known as The Squadronaires).
BonMichel 19th Sep 2018		78 RPM Waring's Pennsylvanians - My Mother's Eyes / Where Is The Song Of Songs For Me? (1929)	Thank you xiphophilos. I realised after I posted that I should have checked the matrix numbers. The matrix number on the DG is the same as the HMV, and the other number etched into the run out area is 48816 which matches the Victor matrix shown in DAHR. I will add the record as you suggest, and thanks for pointing me towards the DAHR which I haven't come across before.
BonMichel 17th Sep 2018		78 RPM Waring's Pennsylvanians - My Mother's Eyes / Where Is The Song Of Songs For Me? (1929)	I have a "Disque Gramophone" version of this record - made in France but with the Nipper trademark and the same catalogue number (B prefix, not the usual K prefix for France). My Mother's Eyes is shown on the label as by Johnny Hamp's Kentucky Serenaders, and does not sound like Waring's Pennsylvanians. Just a different version for France?