78 RPM - Ted Lewis - Where'd You Get Those Eyes? / That's Why I Love You - Columbia - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Ted Lewis
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	667-D
Date:	Jul 1926
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
Price Guide:	$20
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PRICE GUIDE

$20

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Ted Lewis	Where'd You Get Those Eyes?	Donaldson	Rate
B	Ted Lewis	That's Why I Love You	Donaldson, Ash	Rate

Notes

Ted Lewis & His Band

Fox Trots

A side (mx. 142272, take 3 or 4) recorded New York, NY, June 1, 1926.
B side (mx. 142271, take 3) recorded New York, NY, June 1, 1926.
(DAHR)

The Talking Machine World, July 15, 1926, page 129: Record Bulletins for August, 1926 (actually released in late July 1926).

Images

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Comments and Reviews


han enderman 27th Jun 2024		Co 667-D - 2 images added. #1 A to replace the less clear copy; and #4 B, a West Coast pressing - as shown by the G-1 stamper in the runout at 12 - that preferably should be retained with the runout details. On available images with stamper details, low numbers occur with label type #1 (A2, B3, C1, C9, D12, E15, B20); higher nrs with #2 (B22/27, ?-24); and highest nrs with #3 (C40, B50). The West Coast disc shows G-1 stampers; its labels are the same as #3 (reverse is also available). It is remarkable that the West Coast label is not type #1. Also we see here that East & West Coast labels still have the same large round font. On later releases (should be researched when this starts) font, layout and - when possible - credit are usually different.



cyeaman SUBS 27th Jun 2024		@han enderman: My copy of this record (represented by images labeled "pre-Viva Tonal Style 2") use a B stamper on both sides. There is another copy on Discogs with identical labels that has an F/A stamper combination. The other image I uploaded (here called "pre-Viva Tonal Style 3") was lifted from the YouTube video I posted, so I don't have stamper info.



han enderman 27th Jun 2024		Co 667-D - cyeaman, interesting uncommon labels you added. Maybe they quickly printed some labels on old stock before changing to "electric" labels. Can you give the stamper(s) of the images?



xiphophilos 26th Jun 2024		I've moved up the early 1926 variants with just one line of registration text under the logo.



cyeaman SUBS 26th Jun 2024		Added images of variant "pre-Viva Tonal Recording" labels. The printers seemed to struggle with the performance type field to the right of the spindle hole on this one.



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xiphophilos 28th Apr 2021		vocalion_red's labels are examples of the early 1926 Viva-Tonal style label without the words "Viva-tonal Recording", with one line of registration text under the logo on top and two patent dates (Jan. 21, '13 and May 22, '23) at the bottom. edlongus' labels represent a 1927-1928 Viva-tonal style label marked as "Viva-tonal Recording" with two patent dates (Jan. 21, '13 and May 22, '23) at the bottom. Source: M. Sherman & K. Nauck, "Note the Notes," pages 31-32.



edlongus SUBS ● 28th Apr 2021		Label variant scans added.