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Member	Item		Review/Comment
rhythmdog 14th Apr 2022		78 RPM The Royals [Serenaders] - Someday We'll Meet Again / I Want You To Be My Baby (1954)	This group is the same personnel as The Serenaders [Detroit]. With some personnel changes, they became The Royal Jokers
rhythmdog 14th Apr 2022		78 RPM The Serenaders [Detroit] - It's Funny / Confession Is Good For The Soul (1952)	The A side was actually written by Jack Lawrence. Reviewed May 17, 1952
rhythmdog 14th Apr 2022		78 RPM The Serenaders [Detroit] - Ain't Going To Cry No More / M-A-Y-B-E-L-L (1954)	These two sides purchased from Joe Von Battle in 1953. Likely recorded in 1950. The group was unaware of this release.
rhythmdog 14th Apr 2022		78 RPM The Thrillers [Herald] - Please Talk To Me / 'Lizabeth (1954)	Although Herald announced the signing of this group "from Detroit", they are apparently completely unrelated to the Thrillers who did "The Drunkard" and who became The 5 Jets.
rhythmdog 14th Apr 2022		78 RPM The Muskateers - Deep In My Heart / Love Me Til Your Dying Day (1953)	Deep In My Heart is the same song (although a different take) as Goodbye My Love by the Musketeers on Roxy 801
rhythmdog 14th Apr 2022		78 RPM The Serenaders [Detroit] - Will She Know? / I Want To Love You Baby (1953)	Here is an image of the B side. The label omitted a comma between Thrasher and Howell. The group at this time consisted of Thearon Hill, Norman Thrasher, Noah Howell, and Isaac Reese.
rhythmdog 14th Apr 2022		78 RPM The Serenaders [Detroit] - Why Don't You Do Right / Tomorrow Night (1952)	An image here
rhythmdog 14th Apr 2022		78 RPM Elder Beck And His Religion In Rhythm - Lord, I've Tried / You Better Watch Your Close Friends (1949)	BB Review Nov. 12, 1949
rhythmdog 14th Apr 2022		78 RPM The Silveraires - The Gospel Train / In That Land (1949)	BB Oct. 1, 1949
rhythmdog 14th Apr 2022		78 RPM The Angelic Gospel Singers - Remember Me / Follow In His Footsteps (1950)	An image of the A-side here
rhythmdog 14th Apr 2022		78 RPM The Angelic Gospel Singers - Milky White Way / Bread Of Heaven (1952)	Images here
rhythmdog 14th Apr 2022		78 RPM Angelic Gospel Singers - A Child Is Born / Christmas Morning (1953)	here is an image of the b side
rhythmdog 14th Apr 2022		78 RPM Angelic Gospel Singers - Jesus Paid It All / I Want To See Him (1954)	Imageshere
rhythmdog 14th Apr 2022		78 RPM Angelic Gospel Singers - Angels Watching Over Me / I'm Going Home To Jesus (1954)	An image of the B sidehere
rhythmdog 14th Apr 2022		78 RPM The Angelic Gospel Singers - Jesus Will Carry You Through / My Lord And I (1953)	The 45 version might be numbered G7229 BB March 21, 1953 (p. 52, Gotham ad) BB April 4, 1953 (p. 28, review)
rhythmdog 14th Apr 2022		78 RPM The Angelic Gospel Singers And The Dixie Humming Birds - Jesus Will Answer Prayer / In The Morning (1950)	Image of the B side here
rhythmdog 14th Apr 2022		78 RPM Sunnyland Slim - Sad And Lonesome / Be Mine Alone (1955)	Added promo labels [Mod comment. Moved up.]
rhythmdog 3rd Apr 2022		78 RPM The 4 Deuces - W-P-L-J / Here Lies My Love (1955)	The seller of the multicolor variation said the flip was as on the originals: "Here Lies My Love". There are numerous 45 releases with the multicolor label but all of them I have seen have one of several other flip sides. Not a one with the multicolor on 45 has "Here Lies My Love" on the label, however, at least one with the plain black label on the "W-P-L-J" side, with the mullticolor label on the other side showing The Klixs as the other side, actually plays "Here Lies My Love"...
rhythmdog 3rd Apr 2022		78 RPM Golden West Singers And The Elder In Charge - Healing Prayer	The seller of this item dated it to 1956, but this label design was not in use until 1957. On the other hand, with it having a higher number than the other known 78 in the short series that seems to begin with Music City 882 and end with this record, the others all have the "Berkeley 3, Calif." as part of the silver print (i.e., the print added to the blanks at the time of pressing), so there is a faint chance it came much later - perhaps as late as 1964.. To add to that, a group of the same name on Music City put out the last release on the label, in 1976.
rhythmdog 26th Mar 2022		78 RPM Trumpeteers - Last Supper / Trials Get Harder (1955)	Apologies for the shaky image. Hopefully someone has a better one.
rhythmdog 26th Mar 2022		78 RPM George Castelle - It's Christmas Time / Over The Rainbow (1954)	An image here
rhythmdog 26th Mar 2022		78 RPM The Cherokees - I Had A Thrill / Rainbow Of Love (1954)	Images here
rhythmdog 26th Mar 2022		78 RPM The Cherokees - Please Tell Me So / Remember When (1954)	Image here
rhythmdog 26th Mar 2022		78 RPM The Castelles - Over A Cup Of Coffee / Baby Can't You See (1954)	Images here
rhythmdog 7th Mar 2022		78 RPM Lightnin' Hopkins - Unsuccessful Blues / Grieving Blues (1955)	A side also released on Gold Star 656
rhythmdog 7th Mar 2022		78 RPM Ray Charles - Kissa Me Baby / I'm Glad For Your Sake (1952)	It is possible the review was for "Kiss Me Baby", since someone made an entry for that title. It doesn't seem to exist, only "KissA Me Baby".
rhythmdog 1st Mar 2022		78 RPM Roy Byrd And His Blues Jumpers - Bald Head / Hey Now Baby (1950)	Added font variation
rhythmdog 20th Feb 2022		78 RPM Bobby Nunn - Christmas Bells / Two Sisters (1952)	An iimage of the AA side
rhythmdog 20th Feb 2022		78 RPM Memo Mata - Pom-Pom / Bin Berri Ho (1953)	Images
rhythmdog 20th Feb 2022		78 RPM Hollywood's Four Flames - Dividend Blues / W-I-N-E (1951)	Images here

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