78 RPM - Vernon Dalhart - The Wreck Of The Royal Palm / The Wreck Of The Number Nine - Supertone - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Vernon Dalhart
Label:	Supertone
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	S2001
Date:	1930
Format:	10"
Genre:	Country, Vocal
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
» Search eBay #AD » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

PRICE GUIDE

Add Valuation

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Vernon Dalhart	The Wreck Of The Royal Palm	Jenkins	Rate
B	Vernon Dalhart	The Wreck Of The Number Nine	Robison	Rate

Notes

A side (mx. E21503) recorded New York, NY, February 15, 1927.
B side (mx. E21508) recorded New York, NY, February 15, 1927.
(DAHR)

Manufactured by Brunswick Radio Corp.

Both tracks originally released on Brunswick 101.
Reissued also as Vocalion 5138.

Dalhart recorded and released other versions of the same titles for other labels:
under the pseudonym Al Craver on Columbia 15121-D (mx. 143308 and 143309, recorded New York, NY, Jan. 14, 1927);
under his own name on OKeh 45086 (recorded New York, NY, Feb. 1, 1927),
under his own name on Gennett 6051 (mx. GEX-502-A and GEX-501-A, rec. Richmond, IN, Feb. 5, 1927) = Challenge 243 = Champion 15232 = Silvertone 5005, 8139 and 25005 = Supertone 9236 = Herwin 75540 = Vocalion (UK) XA18019

Other versions of the A title ("Wreck of the Royal Palm"): Romeo 350 (mx. 2334, take A, rec. Feb. 1927); Pathé 32380 = Perfect 12459 (mx. 108301, rec. Sept. 1928), and (backed with Lambert & Hillpot, "My Carolina Home") Regal 8280 (mx. 7057, rec. Jan. 1927).

Other versions of the B title ("Wreck of the Number 9"): Regal 8322 (mx. 7056, take 3, rec. Jan. 1927) = Banner 1990 = Domino 3959.

Comments and Reviews


xiphophilos 8th Oct 2023		Tried to clean up among the supposed parallel releases.



xiphophilos 12th Sep 2016		Thanks, that solves the mystery! Here's some additional info about the events memorialized in this ballad: http://www.fresnostate.edu/folklore/ballads/DTroyalp.html



thebluesneverdie 12th Sep 2016		There is indeed a prefix of "S", as stated, i.e. S2001 (underneath is a very small letter "N"). Apologies for the omission.



xiphophilos 11th Sep 2016		Does this record's catalog number have an S-prefix? Since it has a 2000ff. catalog number, it should be one of the 1931 Brunswick releases on Supertone: "When Gennett faltered in 1930, Sears contracted production of Supertone to the Brunswick Radio Corporation. More than 200 releases, numbered in a new S-prefixed series, were produced before Sears discontinued the label in mid-1931" (source).



BigBadBluesMan 8th Feb 2015