78 RPM - Walter Scanlan - Marcheta (A Love Song Of Old Mexico) / Say It With A Ukulele - Edison - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Walter Scanlan
Label:	Edison
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	51219
Date:	Sep 1923
Format:	Edison Diamond Disc
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
Price Guide:	$38
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PRICE GUIDE

$38

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Walter Scanlan	Marcheta (A Love Song Of Old Mexico)	Victor L. Schertzinger	Rate
B	Bailey And Bent	Say It With A Ukulele	"Art" Conrad	Rate

Notes

R) Tenor
L) Tenor duet
Prewar Popular

Walter Van Brunt (as Walter Scanlan) (vocals on R); Charles H. Hart, Harvey Hindermyer (as Bailey and Bent) (vocals on L); with unknown accompaniment

R) 9107-A/B recorded July 31, 1923
L) 9062-A/B recorded July 6, 1923
Edison Recording Studio, Knickerbocker Bldg., 75-79 5th Ave., Manhattan, New York, NY
All of the above takes were issued

Images

Number: 2982461

THUMBNAIL
Uploaded By: Mike Gann
Description: Edison 51219 R-side label

Number: 2982462

Uploaded By: Mike Gann
Description: Edison 51219 L-side label

Number: 3149260

Uploaded By: cyeaman SUBS
Description: Edison 51219 R-side image (Oct. 23)

Number: 3149261

Uploaded By: cyeaman SUBS
Description: Edison 51219 L-side image (Oct. 23)

Comments and Reviews


cyeaman SUBS 26th Nov 2022		Added images of an earlier pressing of this record. Labels showing the price above the matrix number were used for new releases between January and September 1, 1923 (although this style was used on repressings for some time after that date). A new label style, omitting the price notice at bottom, followed this and was used for new releases issued from September 1923 - June 1926, as well as repressings made during this time. A second clue is provided by the pressing date code on the L side images shown. Mike Gann's image shows what appears to be "14", indicating a pressing date of January 1924. Mine shows "103", indicating a pressing date of October 1923. Edison introduced the pressing date code in September 1923, so first pressings should show either no code (if they were pressed prior to September) or "93" (if they were pressed in September). cf. George A. Copeland and Michael W. Sherman, Collector's Guide to Edison Records pp. 24-27.



jakal68 24th Oct 2022