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78 RPM Record

Artist: [no artist listed] Label:   Columbia Country: USA Catalogue: Date: Dec 1910 Format: Promo only Title: Special Demonstration Double-Disc Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  10 Own Price Guide: $35 » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	[no artist listed]	[Unknown]		Rate
B	Columbia Male Quartette	[Unknown]		Rate

Notes

"To owners of talking machines: your dealer is authorized to give you this Columbia Double-disc record free of charge except the incidental costs of packing and delivery"

A side speaker:
Frank C. Stanley

B side personnel:
Henry Burr (tenor vocals), Albert Campbell (tenor vocals), Steve Porter (baritone vocals), Frank C. Stanley (bass vocals).

A side (mx. 16949-8) recorded New York, NY, ca. 1908-1910.
B side (mx. 19104-1) is "Kentucky Babe", recorded New York, NY, November 10, 1910.

The Talking Machine World, Dec. 15, 1910, pages 30-31: Columbia ad.

"Kentucky Babe" was also released on Columbia A866.

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Comments and Reviews

Mike Gann 4th Jul 2020		Variant label images added for both sides
xiphophilos 4th Feb 2020		More info on the Columbia Male Quartette, a.k.a. the Columbia Quartette and later the Peerless Quartet, at https://www.gracyk.com/columbiaquartet.shtml.
edlongus SUBS 8th Sep 2018		With respect 2 coveboy, a slightly more focused B side label scan added.
xiphophilos 18th Jun 2015		A Side, with extensive info on the artists and content: B side: The commercial message on the A Side is spoken by Frank C. Stanley. The B Side features the Columbia Male Quartette (a.k.a. Peerless Quartet) singing "Kentucky Babe," with Frank C. Stanley taking the lead.

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