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Member	Item		Review/Comment
Chis Mac 11th May 2022		78 RPM Jay Wilbur - Spread A Little Happiness / I'm A One Man Girl (1928)	[YouTube Video]
Chis Mac 11th May 2022		78 RPM Jay Wilbur - The Wedding Of The Painted Doll / Outside (1929)	[YouTube Video]
Chis Mac 4th Mar 2017		78 RPM Lena Horne - Where Or When / The Lady Is A Tramp (1949)	From the M.G.M Film, "Words and Music" Woth Lennie Hayton and the MGM Studio Orchestra [Have added this above. Mod.]
Chis Mac 1st Mar 2017		78 RPM Joe Loss - Chattanooga Choo Choo / Stage Coach (1942)	A side From the Film: "Sun Valley Serenade" Added extra images
Chis Mac 27th Feb 2017		78 RPM Vladimir Horowitz - Organ Choral Prelude / Thirty Two Variations In C Minor (1935)	A Side subtitled: "Rejoice, Beloved Christians" B Side subtitled: Variations 25 to 32. This is No. 3 of a triple side recording, D.A. 1387 being parts 1 & 2.
Chis Mac 27th Feb 2017		78 RPM Syd Lipton and his Grosvenor House Band - Let's Put Out The Light (And Go To Sleep) / We're A Couple Of Soldiers, My Baby And Me (1932)	Uploaded better image of A side label
Chis Mac 21st Feb 2017		78 RPM Jay Wilbur - A Fine Romance / The Way You Look Tonight (1936)	(From Fred Astair's Film 'Swing Time' A side subrirled: (A Sarcastic Love Song)
Chis Mac 20th Feb 2017		78 RPM Teddy Powell - "Popular Jazz Series" No. 15 & 16 (1942)	Added 2nd label variant images - "Copyright Control" on A side, publishers swapped places on B side
Chis Mac 20th Feb 2017		78 RPM Teddy Powell - "Popular Jazz Series" No. 5 & 6 (1941)	Added B side label, N.C.B. publisher missing, no period in Cat #
Chis Mac 16th Feb 2017		78 RPM Billy Cotton - After You've Gone / Doin' The New Low Down (1936)	B side: "With Vocal Chorus and Tap Dancing" [Added. Mod.] Added image
Chis Mac 16th Feb 2017		78 RPM The Saints Jazz Band - The 1952 Super Rhythm-Style Series, No.s 25/26 (1952)	Added B side label scan with publisher: World Copyright Ltd.
Chis Mac 15th Feb 2017		78 RPM The Saints Jazz Band - The 1952 Super Rhythm-Style Series, No.s 25/26 (1952)	J. McMana is listed as McMama on label. [Mod Edit : Done]
Chis Mac 13th Feb 2017		78 RPM Humphrey Lyttelton - The 1952 Super Rhythm-Style Series, No. 43 & 44. (1952)	F. Legon plays Guitar on "The Onions"
Chis Mac 13th Feb 2017		78 RPM Humphrey Lyttelton - The 1953 Super Rhythm-Style Series No. 18 & 19 (1953)	A side (H. Lyttleton, tpt; W. Fawkes, clt; F. Legon, gtr; M. Ashman, bass; J. Parker, pno; G. Hopkinson, dms; B. Turner, sax.) B side as above (with Iris Grimes)
Chis Mac 13th Feb 2017		78 RPM Humphrey Lyttelton - The 1952 Super Rhythm-Style Series, No. 13 & 14 (1952)	A side with Ada Monsbourgh - Alto Sax (H. Lyttleton, tpt; W. Fawkes, clt; J. Parker, pno; F. Legon, gtr; G. Hopkinson, dms; M. Ashman, bass) B side (H. Lyttleton, tpt; W. Fawkes, clt; J. Parker, pno; M. Ashman, bass; G. Hopkinson, wbd; F. Legon, bjo)
Chis Mac 12th Feb 2017		78 RPM Humphrey Lyttelton - The 1951 Super Rhythm-Style Series, No. 29 & 30 (1951)	Andrew Ludwig's image on the B side attributes this to Lyttleton, whereas my copy (see alternate image), cites this as "Trad., arr. Lyttleton". Presumably mine is a later, corrected issue.
Chis Mac 10th Feb 2017		78 RPM Humphrey Lyttelton - The 1955 Super Rhythm Style Series (1955)	Unlike earlier Series, this record title has no number.
Chis Mac 2nd Feb 2017		78 RPM Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven - Jazz Classics Series, No. 7 & 8 (1941)	My copy has a DT tax code, with a P underneath, and slightly to the left of the T. That dates it to 1942. [That means your copy has a DTP tax code = 30 Dec. 1950 - 15 Apr. 1953. Mod.]
Chis Mac 30th Jan 2017		78 RPM Meade Lux Lewis - The 1936 Super Rhythm Style Series No.3 & 4 (1936)	A side: Piano Solo B side: Jess Stacy-Piano with Gene Krupa, Drums & Israel Crosby, Bass
Chis Mac 30th Jan 2017		78 RPM Nat Gonella And His Georgians - Troublesome Trumpet : Dinah : Let Him Live / Oh Monah : Georgia : Sing (It's Good For Ya) (1934)	Year of release is possibly late 1934 R 1980 is 1934 R 1983 is 1935
Chis Mac 29th Jan 2017		78 RPM Louis Armstrong - New Rhythm Style Series No.11 & 12 (1930)	A previous owner has stuck a small type-written sticker on the A side of my copy of this record with the following: Combination as in "AIN'T MISBEHAVIN'"
Chis Mac 28th Jan 2017		78 RPM Jimmy Dorsey - New Rhythm Style Series, No. 3 & 4 (1929)	Interestingly, my copy of this record clearly shows a period in the Catalogue Number between the R & 449.
Chis Mac 20th Jan 2017		78 RPM Artie Shaw - Swing Music 1944 Series-No. 567 & 568 (1944)	Is there a typo in the title - it definitely has 1944 ... but B.9352 is 1943, and if they started a new series, wouldn't the numbers have reset (i.e. Swing Music 1944 Series-No 001 & 002 etc)? There again, B.9359 is Swing Music 1944 Series No 555/556. Hmmm
Chis Mac 28th Dec 2016		78 RPM Artie Shaw - Swing Music 1939 Series, No. 297/298 (1939)	A side From the Film "The Firefly" B side From the Film "Flying down to Rio"
Chis Mac 17th Dec 2016		78 RPM Glenn Miller - Who's Sorry Now? / My Melancholy Baby (1941)	The record relating to the latest image (A side variant), has exactly the same B side as the existing variant image.
Chis Mac 10th Dec 2016		78 RPM Ambrose - Some Other Time / The Trolley Song (1945)	A side from "Step Lively" (Slow Fox-Trot) B side from "Meet me in St. Louis" (Quick-Step)
Chis Mac 8th Dec 2016		78 RPM Ambrose - Indian Summer / My Capri Serenade (1940)	B Side composer is as shown - hyphenated (a double-barelled surname as we Brits say). He was actually born Harry Parr Davies.
Chis Mac 5th Dec 2016		78 RPM Lew Stone - Marilou / The Music Goes 'Round And Around (1935)	Interestingly, The Music Goes 'Round And Around is a track on Rex 8692, which is Jay Wilber's rendition, and they accredit it to Hodgson, Farley, Riley (which is the correct spelling of Mike Riley's surname.
Chis Mac 5th Dec 2016		78 RPM Ambrose - Cheek To Cheek / The Piccolino (1935)	From "Top Hat" At the Embassy Club, London [Thanks; added to Notes. Mod.]
Chis Mac 5th Dec 2016		78 RPM Roy Fox - Little Man, You've Had A Busy Day / Little Black Shawl (1934)	At the Café de Paris, London [thanks; added to Notes. Mod.]

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