78 RPM - Douglas Robb - The Laddie frae Cardenden / The Scottish League - Beltona - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Douglas Robb
Label:	Beltona
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	1711
Date:	1931
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Want
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Douglas Robb	The Laddie frae Cardenden	Alexander MacGregor	Rate
B	Alexander McGregor Band	The Scottish League		Rate

Notes

Recorded soon after the death of John Thomson, goal keeper for Glasgow Celtic, killed during a game against the Rangers.

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Number: 858061

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Uploaded By: scrough
Edited By: harry1958
Description: Label

Number: 857155

Uploaded By: harry1958
Description: Beltona 1711

Number: 1176462

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Description: The Scottish League Beltona M13778A

Number: 1176463

Uploaded By: harry1958
Description: M13778A alt label mispress (william instead of John)

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harry1958 30th Nov 2015		Thank you hughoffman took me a while to access had to leave off from the =9AF etc to access but got there and it was worth it thanks again, away to see if it was recorded and sold as a single 78 or 45. well 1985 would rule out a recording on 78rpm.



hughhoffman 24th Nov 2015		There is also a song about John Thomson, written and sung by John Watt - http://www.tobarandualchais.co.uk/en/play/94526;jsessionid=9AFE1AE011F8CCEC6B4F48AF398C1D39



harry1958 10th Oct 2015		I am amazed at the in-depth digging and information that catters unearth. The image I had put on here is from a framed image of the disc a fellow Celtic fan has provided from the Dick family (Glen Daly's real name). They are donating it to Celtic park for a forthcoming museum exhibit. I had never heard it or seen it before and I am truly astounded to find on here more information from something that is over 80 yrs old than some of my discs from the 1980s. I doff my cap to you all. PS: As I am Scottish I should have said my bunett and not cap is truly doffed.



xiphophilos 10th Oct 2015		Per William Dean-Myatt's 'Scottish Vernacular Discography, 1888-1960', p. 14, available through the National Library of Scotland, Douglas Robb is a pseudonym on Beltona for (John) Kennedy McKenna (http://www.nls.uk/media/1056451/section-18-r.pdf). The A Side of Beltona 1711 is listed section 16, p. 9. The B Side of Beltona 1711 features the Alexander McGregor Band with "The Scottish League" (section 14, p. 30). Both songs were recorded at 62 Glengall Road, Peckham, London, Monday, 14th. – Tuesday, 15th. September 1931.



scrough 9th Oct 2015		Label extracted from image provided.



xiphophilos 9th Oct 2015		A Side: audio file



harry1958 8th Oct 2015		I know this is not what we usually accept but it is the only image I can find. Hopefully I can obtain the fuller image or the actual disc soon. There is a recording of this on the internet if anyone is interested. Edited and replaced image. Only A side available; the disc has been framed and presented to the Scottish FA to be shown in their museum.

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