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Artist: Various Artists Label:   Parlophone Country: UK Catalogue: R 2250 Date: Sep 1936 Format: 10" Title: Black And White Rhythm Style Series No.1 & 2 Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:    Price Guide: Valuation Page » 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
A1	Louis Armstrong	After You've Gone	Creamer, Layton	Rate
A2	Miff Mole's Little Molers	After You've Gone	Creamer, Layton	Rate
B1	Louis Armstrong	Basin Street Blues	Williams	Rate
B2	The Charleston Chasers	Basin Street Blues	Williams	Rate

Notes

Black And White Rhythm Style Series No.1 & 2.
A side mx: CE7692-1; recorded London, June 18, 1936.
B side mx: CE7693-1; recorded London, June 23, 1936.

Excerpts dubbed from Parlophones R 607 and R 1063 (side A) and R 531 and R 1356 (side B).
Two different orchestras playing the same composition per side, separated by a brief pause.

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Number: 2044928  THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: jago125 Description: Parlophone R 2250 A side

Number: 2044931  Uploaded By: jago125 Description: Parlophone R 2250 B side.

Comments and Reviews

scrough ● 28th Sep 2019		Not listed in 1950-51 catalogue (issues to 30 June 1950), so deleted 1949/50.
scrough ● 24th Sep 2019		CE7691-1 was recorded 18 June 1936 and CE7694-1 on 23 June which suggests a slightly earlier recording date than suggested in the notes. The cat number also suggests a late 1936 release (approx R2140 to R2284 in 1936). A review of this record appeared in the September 1936 edition of The Gramophone magazine. No other releases in this series are known.
xiphophilos 24th Sep 2019		This record appears in the 1937 Ready Reference Guide to Parlophone Records catalog: http://www.78rpmcommunity.com/beta/documents/1/56/parlophone-records-catalog-dec-1934-feb-1937 It doesn't look as if any other issues in this series appeared. [Mod edit - link replaced with downloadable version]
jago125 23rd Sep 2019		Has 'ST' code in the shellac. I have not seen this series before and was it continued? If it wasn't, maybe WW2 put paid to it. Catalogue number suggests a late 1936 release.

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