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SeverlyWarpedRecord 7th Feb 2021		78 RPM The Four Freshmen And Stan Kenton - I'll Be Seeing You / Please Remember (1954)	When did Capitol start making Vinyl 78s with the rounded edges? Just the material this record is made of does not seem like that of one made in 1954.
SeverlyWarpedRecord 7th Feb 2021		78 RPM Micki Marlo - That's Right / What You've Done To Me (1957)	Very disappointing record from Paul Anka.
SeverlyWarpedRecord 7th Nov 2020		78 RPM "Fats" Waller - Honeysuckle Rose / Your Feet's Too Big (1944)	I have added the later RCA Victor version.
SeverlyWarpedRecord 7th Nov 2020		78 RPM Stripling Brothers - Red River Waltz / Moonlight Waltz	1936 is only an estimate as to when this record was made. The government of Canada lists the Minerva label as being active from 1935-1942 and being manufactured by the Compo company. This record has the characteristics of a disc from the mid 1930s. The material is similar to a Crown record I have from the mid 1930s. The lowest serial number I could find for this label is 900 and starts again at 14000. I am assuming the records that have a 14000 serial number were part of an ‘old time’ series.
SeverlyWarpedRecord 6th Nov 2020		78 RPM Brother Bones And His Shadows - Sweet Georgia Brown / Harlem Globetrotters Official Theme Song (1950)	B-side has a large picture label taking up most of the record. It is of Brother Bones interviewing the Harlem Globetrotters basketball team.
SeverlyWarpedRecord 6th Nov 2020		78 RPM Marlene Dietrich - Falling In Love Again / The Boys In The Backroom (1940)	I have added the red version of the label.
SeverlyWarpedRecord 1st Nov 2020		78 RPM The Top Hits Dance Orchestra And Vocalists - Rock Around The Clock / Learnin' The Blues (1955)	I have no idea if these records are micro groove or coarse groove. When I use the micro groove stylus on my record player, the records are quiet, but with the 78 stylus on quiet parts I can hear the audio a second early. As for the music, their version of "Rock Around The Clock" is quiet humorous. You can tell how many musicians were confused about rock when it first started hitting the pop charts. The singer is clearly a country singer who is trying his best, with an even more confused guitar player in the background. The other songs are the way you would expect a sound-alike record to sound.
SeverlyWarpedRecord 24th Oct 2020		78 RPM Scala Salon Orchestra - Sicilietta / In The Monastery Garden	I know nothing about this record. I have never seen another one like this in person. I have looked though the discography on here, and It seems to be from either 1923 or 1924. The label is painted onto the record and does not indicate which side is the A side or B side.
SeverlyWarpedRecord 22nd Oct 2020		78 RPM Various Artists - You Belong To Me / I Went To Your Wedding (1952)	I have P 111 B. The second song on the B side is High Noon by Artie Malvin with Enoch Light, and Jambalaya by Sally Sweetland with Enoch Light as the third song. Strange that they would release these records with different B sides.

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