78 RPM - Comments by LouisSidney

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Member	Item		Review/Comment
LouisSidney 30th Sep 2013		78 RPM Choral À Coeur Joie - Marjolaine Strasbourg	"Kaleidoscope" isn't the right word, Zabadak's right. Perhaps a kind of "praxinoscope", I don't know.
LouisSidney 2nd Jul 2013		78 RPM Harry James - Back Beat Boogie / Night Special (1940)	The two "Night Special" labels are in fact slightly different.
LouisSidney 2nd Jul 2013		78 RPM Gilbert Bécaud - Viens / T'as Raison Mon Ami (1954)	The present version of "Viens" can now be found on the new EMI Music France CD-set "Platinum Collection" (street date: June 17, 2013).
LouisSidney 29th Apr 2013		78 RPM Ten Cats And A Mouse - Ja-Da / Three-Thirty Jump (1948)	Both titles recorded Oct. 13, 1947.
LouisSidney 26th Mar 2013		78 RPM The Boswell Sisters - Rock And Roll / If I Had A Million Dollars (1934)	There is a song by Billy Murray on Victor 17959 (1916): "Down In The U-17": "Oh ! we'll rock and we'll reel And then twist like an eel Down in that old submarine..."
LouisSidney 18th Mar 2013		78 RPM Gilbert Bécaud - Je Veux Te Dire Adieu / Que Toi (1954)	Orchestre dir: Wal-Berg. added labels, courtesy of Michel R.
LouisSidney 11th Mar 2013		78 RPM Ovila Légaré - Son Voile Qui Volait / Son P'tit Jupon (1930)	A Side: [YouTube Video]
LouisSidney 27th Feb 2013		78 RPM Joe "Mr Piano" Henderson And His Friends - Sing It Again With Joe (1955)	Joe Henderson's 'Friends' were Petula Clark, Stanley Black and Alma Cogan, according to a reissue on a Sepia CD ("Partners In Music").
LouisSidney 27th Feb 2013		78 RPM Joe "Mr. Piano" Henderson And Friends - Sing It With Joe (Part 1) / Sing It With Joe (Part 2) (1955)	Joe Henderson's 'Friends' were Petula Clark, Stanley Black and Alma Cogan, according to a reissue on a Sepia CD ("Partners In Music").
LouisSidney 21st Feb 2013		78 RPM Camille Howard And Her Boy Friends - Please Don't Stay Away So Long / Million Dollar Boogie (1951)	I'd like to know the answer about decent info on continental 78s... Compare the Specialty record with the way that one is printed. Really close. And I've been unable to put a date on it.
LouisSidney 21st Feb 2013		78 RPM Camille Howard And Her Boy Friends - Please Don't Stay Away So Long / Million Dollar Boogie (1951)	Walter, I think this one is from Belgium, like the Mercury (sorry I couldn't answer you for that one, for technical reasons). Mercury was released in France by Barclay (Compagnie Phonographique Française) and they had a Belgian outlet, obviously. That's the first time I've seen that grey label. As for Specialty, I've never seen a French one. Your Decca blue label could be Belgian, too :o)
LouisSidney 21st Feb 2013		78 RPM The Harmonicats - The Gallopin' Comedians / Harmonica Boogie	hi Walter, Doesn't look like a French Mercury !
LouisSidney 15th Feb 2013		78 RPM Petula Clark - It Had To Be You / The Card (1952)	My Petula Clark 78s were found in a shop called "Pastimes" in the South of London, in August 1980.
LouisSidney 8th Feb 2013		78 RPM Marjane - Je Suis Folle / Le Diable Noir (1953)	Added labels, courtesy of Michel R.
LouisSidney 5th Feb 2013		78 RPM Élyane Celis, Robert Buguet, Adrien Lamy - Histoire De Blanche-Neige Et Les Sept Nains (1re Partie) / Histoire De Blanche-Neige Et Les Sept Nains (2e Partie) (1938)	Released along with #SP2 (parts 3 and 4 of the story) in a special sleeve. Still available in 1950.
LouisSidney 5th Feb 2013		78 RPM Lonnie Johnson - Happy New Year, Darling / Little Rockin' Chair (1952)	Charles Delaunay's parents both were painters: Robert, and Sonia (born in Odessa). Sonia Delaunay also designed a Vogue label many years later. This one, for instance.
LouisSidney 5th Feb 2013		78 RPM Lonnie Johnson - Happy New Year, Darling / Little Rockin' Chair (1952)	Label design by Sonia Delaunay.
LouisSidney 5th Feb 2013		78 RPM The Harmonic Orchestra - Exuberance / The Mamelukes (1949)	I have no objection.
LouisSidney 5th Feb 2013		78 RPM Judy Garland - Dear Mr. Gable (You Made Me Love You) / You Can't Have Everything (1937)	added label variant
LouisSidney 2nd Feb 2013		78 RPM Leroy Carr And Scrapper Blackwell - Shade Lane Blues / Mean Mistreater N° 2	Could be a 1953 release
LouisSidney 2nd Feb 2013		78 RPM Various Artists - Annie Get Your Gun (1946)	thanks to W.B.lbl for the quick amending !
LouisSidney 31st Jan 2013		78 RPM Various Artists - Show Boat (1951)	Record #3 is missing in my album.
LouisSidney 30th Jan 2013		78 RPM Henry Salvador - Ti Paule / Adieu Foulards... Adieu Madras (1949)	Issued in a picture sleeve.
LouisSidney 29th Jan 2013		78 RPM Muddy Waters - Honey Bee / Too Young To Know (1952)	They were sold in regular stores.
LouisSidney 28th Jan 2013		78 RPM Lonnie Johnson - Happy New Year, Darling / Little Rockin' Chair (1952)	a Jazz Disques release.
LouisSidney 28th Jan 2013		78 RPM Muddy Waters - Honey Bee / Too Young To Know (1952)	@joehilllouis: I have a Jazz Selection catalogue supplement dated March-April 1952. JS.782 (Duke Ellington) is listed, as well as JS.800 (Sidney Bechet) which is the highest cat# included. So is JS.751 by Muddy Waters. Therefore, it seems reasonable to believe that JS.783 (recorded in 1951, as you said) was released in France in 1952.
LouisSidney 28th Jan 2013		78 RPM Muddy Waters - Honey Bee / Too Young To Know (1952)	I'd say 1952 rather than 1955.
LouisSidney 28th Jan 2013		78 RPM Joe Clay - Sixteen Chicks / Duck Tail (1956)	I have the Joe Clay tracks on a Bear Family CD and I consider myself happy.
LouisSidney 27th Jan 2013		78 RPM Charles King - The Wedding Of The Painted Doll / You Were Meant For Me	pressed in Hayes.
LouisSidney 25th Jan 2013		78 RPM The Merry Macs - Cuckoo In The Clock / Patty Cake, Patty Cake (Baker Man) (1939)	Strange. #A82106 is here and it's German.

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