78 RPM - Harry Parry And His Radio Rhythm Club Sextet - The 1942 Super Rhythm Style Series, No. 11 & 12 - Parlophone

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Harry Parry And His Radio Rhythm Club Sextet
Label:	Parlophone
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	R 2832
Date:	Feb 1942
Format:	10"
Title:	The 1942 Super Rhythm Style Series, No. 11 & 12
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Harry Parry And His Radio Rhythm Club Sextet	Blues For Eight	Parry	Rate
B	Harry Parry And His Radio Rhythm Club Sextet	Thrust And Parry	Parry	Rate

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Uploaded By: Spinning Shellac 1959
Description: Parlophone R 2832 A side label (original release)

Number: 3600715

Uploaded By: Spinning Shellac 1959
Description: Parlophone R 2832 B side label (original release)

Number: 420203

Uploaded By: moondog
Description: Parlophone R 2832 A side label (DT tax code = 15 Apr. 1942 – 13 Apr. 1943 repress)

Number: 420204

Uploaded By: moondog
Description: Parlophone R 2832 B side label (DT tax code = 15 Apr. 1942 – 13 Apr. 1943 repress)

Comments and Reviews


han enderman 24th Jun 2024		Par R-2832 - The last golden Parlophone is the next record, R-2833 with Bix's Margie, released 1 Feb 1942. There are several (I think 3) golden label types. Par R-1194 is Second New Rhythm Style Series No.1 Garland Wilson / No.2 Armstrong, Weather Bird.



xiphophilos 23rd Jun 2024		The Parlophone name lost the golden background around February/March 1942. We do have a little label guide under https://www.45worlds.com/78rpm/label/parlophone It says: In May 1932, the Second New Rhythm Style Series introduced a new label design with the Parlophone name on a golden background. This design was also used on the later Super Rhythm Style Series and on the Jazz Classics Series until February 1942. Then the golden background was replaced with a blue one. From mid-1947, the R-prefix was followed by a period. From Jan. 1949, the label is surrounded by a longer patent text that takes up 2/3 of the margin.



Spinning Shellac 1959 22nd Jun 2024		This filled gold print label variation ended sometime in 1942, not sure which was the last number but does looks more attractive.