78 RPM - Master E. Lough And G. Thalben Ball - I Know That My Redeemer Liveth ("The Messiah") / I Know That My Redeemer Liveth ("The Messiah") - His Master's Voice - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Master E. Lough And G. Thalben Ball
Label:	His Master's Voice
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	B 2656
Date:	Mar 1928
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	17 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Master E. Lough And G. Thalben Ball	I Know That My Redeemer Liveth ("The Messiah")	Handel	Rate
B	Master E. Lough And G. Thalben Ball	I Know That My Redeemer Liveth ("The Messiah")	Handel	Rate

Notes

Organist and Director of the Choir of the Temple Church, London

Images

Number: 410466

THUMBNAIL
Uploaded By: Billy Two
Description: Master E. Lough And G. Thalben Ball - "I Know That My Redeemer Liveth" Side A

Number: 410401

Uploaded By: Billy Two
Description: Master E. Lough And G. Thalben Ball - "I Know That My Redeemer Liveth" Side B

Number: 444861

HIDDEN
Uploaded By: DAWARD
Description: 2656

Comments and Reviews


Redpunk 5th Nov 2017		The answer to both questions is no, 1) This disc is worth no more than £1 but even that would be hard to get and not worth the trouble. 2) This is a collectors site not a market place.



Jack O Bite 5th Nov 2017		I’m new to this website having been searching for a collection of old 78 records I've inherited. I have a copy of this record. Is it valuable and is this the forum to try and find a buyer?



Juke Jules SUBS 13th May 2016		The deleted duplicate has now reappeared, with the same link reference, no images, but bearing the variant track titles "I Know That My Reindeer Liveth" which kind of misses the point. Once again deleted :-)



Redpunk 15th Jul 2014		Sure was, moved contents and deleted duplicate.



Billy Two 15th Jul 2014		Duplicate ?



Juke Jules SUBS 5th Dec 2012		Circa 1928, from the Guardian obituary of Ernest Lough (1911 - 2000) Ernest Lough was the choirboy treble who achieved great fame with his recording of O, For The Wings Of A Dove with Choirmaster and organist Thalben-Ball in 1927, of which there were two different issues, as detailed in the obituary Let's hope we will see these releases here soon as there is plenty of detail we can post about them



Billy Two 5th Dec 2012		Ah, yes, looks like it should do. Cheers, SS. And that'll go for the other HMV I added this morning... I got into a right mess doing this one, as it snapped while I was scanning it !!



sladesounds 5th Dec 2012		Bill should this have a "B" prefix in the Cat#?

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