78 RPM - Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven - Second New Rhythm Style Series, No. 115 & 116 - Parlophone

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven
Label:	Parlophone
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	R 2185
Date:	Apr 1936
Format:	10"
Title:	Second New Rhythm Style Series, No. 115 & 116
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	24 Own
Price Guide:	$10
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PRICE GUIDE

$10

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven	Potato Head Blues	Armstrong	8.5 Rate
B	Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven	Alligator Blues	Williams	7.0 Rate

Notes

Both sides recorded Chicago, IL, May 10, 1927.

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Comments and Reviews


tomaszposzwinski 25th Dec 2023



han enderman 7th Oct 2023		Par R-2185 - added are 3 minor & 1 major variant. Type #2 is blue with short legend; later variant #2b-A has NCB logo added. Type #3 is blue with long legend; later variant #3b has on both sides publishers different from #3a (images already present, with Leeds logo on #3a-A). Type 4 has the later cat.nr R.2185 (with dot); only A is available. Publishers on #4-A are the same as on #3b-A, though in different order. Images should be rearranged.



han enderman 7th Oct 2023		Par R-2185 - Added are labels of the first 2 editions, on the Parlophone gold label. #1a is the original label, with "nor" in the bottom legend; in #1b the "n" is removed, resulting in a space, followed by "or". In the 1st edition, there is no comma after the word "Series". The added B #1a is more clear than the image that is already present.



han enderman 7th Oct 2023		Par R-2185 - Trombonist is John Thomas (see Rust). Kid Ory was at the time with King Oliver in New York.



MrPasta 7th Oct 2023		Added a tax code ST set of labels



xiphophilos 11th Jul 2023		@Gamla Grammofoner: Your images (3320055 and 3320056) seem to bear a T tax stamp on the left side of the spindle hole. So they represent a repress from between October 21, 1940 – April 14, 1942, when this tax code was in force. sheepdip1234's copy (images 671732 and 671733) with the 45rpm runout grooves bears a DTP tax stamp, which makes them a December 30, 1950 - April 15, 1953 repress. The labels also show a longer copyright text in the label margins. UK purchase tax codes are dated at http://www.78rpm.net.nz/mechcopy/mech7.htm The series numbers show that "Potato Head Blues" is the A side; I've switched the tracks accordingly.



Gamla Grammofoner SUBS 4th Jul 2023		Side B: [Uncredited] Louis Armstrong, Cornet Kid Ory, Trombone Johnny Dodds, Clarinet Lil Armstrong, Piano Johnny St. Cyr, Banjo Pete Briggs, Tuba Baby Dodds, Drums



Gamla Grammofoner SUBS 1st Jul 2023		Added better and more colorful images of both sides.



sheepdip1234 SUBS 29th May 2019		Another one of those 78s that has the run-out groove in the style of a 45 rather than the usual 78.



paneity 6th May 2018		Both sides recorded on 10 May 1927 in Chicago. The correct title of the B side is Alligator Crawl, written by Fats Waller, Andy Razaf and Joe Davis.



jakethehiggler 8th Sep 2015		Variation in label colour.

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Australia - Parlophone - 1936