78 RPM - Herbert Stuart - We'll Never Let The Old Flag Fall / Good Luck To The Boys Of The Allies - Columbia - Canada

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Herbert Stuart
Label:	Columbia
Country:	Canada
Catalogue:	R2300
Date:	Feb 1916
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Herbert Stuart	We'll Never Let The Old Flag Fall	M. F. Kelly	Rate
B	Herbert Stuart	Good Luck To The Boys Of The Allies	Morrie Manley	Rate

Notes

A side (mx. 46221, take 5) recorded New York, NY, December 6, 1915.
B side (mx. 46223, take 4) recorded New York, NY, November 24, 1915.
(DAHR)

Listed in the Medicine Hat News (Medicine Hat, Alb.), February 19, 1916, page 2: Columbia ad.

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Mike Gann 28th Nov 2021		Thank you fantasista, it has been edited. {Mod.}



fantasista 28th Nov 2021		Somehow I didn't notice earlier that this record is listed as 12" - it's actually a 10" disc. And, if you look at the matrix info on DAHR it states "Master size - 10 in." The 12" designation here is a mistake.



xiphophilos 1st Sep 2021		Not a single R-prefix record is listed in the 1916 Talking Machine World either. But there is a special picture ad for this particular record in a Canadian newspaper, the Medicine Hat News (Medicine Hat, Alb.), February 19, 1916, page 2.



Mike Gann 31st Aug 2021		I didn't find it in Talking Machine World but I can tell you that it wasn't released in 1915.



Mike Gann 31st Aug 2021		I'll see if I can find it



xiphophilos 31st Aug 2021		Does this record appear in the Talking Machine World too? I've got to go to work, so have no time to look right now.



Mike Gann 31st Aug 2021		Not so sure about that. Every once in awhile these R series records turn up in Talking Machine World.



xiphophilos 31st Aug 2021		I have turned this back to being a Canadian record because of the prefix. The content in support of the British, Canadians, and their allies in World War I also supports a primarily Canadian target audience. Stuart was released on the A-series too, though, so he was definitely not considered of exclusively Canadian interest, and that's what the U.S. and Canadian prices indicate. I love, by the way, how Steven Barr characterizes the content of the R-series: "As with R-4000 series, the majority of the issued material is of minimal interest to all but the most dedicated musical masochist, with the exception of sides by Joe Hayman (of "Cohen" fame) and Billy Williams."



fantasista 31st Aug 2021		Steven C. Barr writes that the masters for this series were recorded in both the US and UK, and likely were only intended for release in Canada. The label shows both US and Canadian prices and doesn't have the "...shall not be re-sold in Canada..." rim text, though.



xiphophilos 31st Aug 2021		I thought the R-prefix indicates a British (Columbia-Rena) recording, but these titles were both recorded in New York City.



fantasista 23rd Jul 2020		Added label images.

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