Vinyl Album - The Robert Shaw Chorale - On Stage With Robert Shaw - RCA Victor Red Seal

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Robert Shaw Chorale
Title:	On Stage With Robert Shaw
Label:	RCA Victor Red Seal
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	LM-2231
Date:	1958
Format:	LP
Genre:	Stage & Screen
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Robert Shaw Chorale	Hallelujah	Youmans, Robin, Grey	Rate
A2	The Robert Shaw Chorale	Dancing In The Dark	Schwartz, Dietz	Rate
A3	The Robert Shaw Chorale	All The Things You Are	Kern, Hammerstein	Rate
A4	The Robert Shaw Chorale	Romany Life	Herbert, Smith	Rate
A5	The Robert Shaw Chorale	September Song	Weill, Anderson	Rate
A6	The Robert Shaw Chorale	Wunderbar	Porter	Rate
B1	The Robert Shaw Chorale	Oklahoma	Rodgers, Hammerstein	Rate
B2	The Robert Shaw Chorale	Yesterdays	Kern, Harbach	Rate
B3	The Robert Shaw Chorale	Wintergreen For President	G. Gershwin, I. Gershwin	Rate
B4	The Robert Shaw Chorale	Gone, Gone, Gone	G. Gershwin, I. Gershwin	Rate
B5	The Robert Shaw Chorale	Through The Years	Youmans, Heyman	Rate
B6	The Robert Shaw Chorale	Buckle Down Winsocki	Martin, Blane	Rate

Notes

The Robert Shaw Chorale, RCA Victor Orchestra conducted by Robert Shaw
Liner notes, Robert A. Simon
Cover photo, Stephen Fay
Liner illustration, Mozelle Thompson

matrix numbers:
J2RP-3450
J2RP-3451

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PhilMH 11th Mar 2024		The point you're missing is, if there was already a licence agreement - a legal contract, binding on all parties - for Victor and its successors or assignees (fairly standard language in this kind of situation, I think) to use the trademark for an already agreed period, then EMI could not have unilaterally "stepped in to reclaim their trademark" without incurring some sort of legal and/or financial consequence; that would surely have been the case then, as well as now.



PhilMH 11th Mar 2024		I doubt that your argument would stand up in court, Neil. Whenever a company buys another company's assets (which can include licences), those assets automatically become the property of the buyer, so unless there was a provision in the licence agreement to state that the licence would be terminated if the licensee (in this case, Victor) was sold, then the buyer (RCA) is absolutely within its rights to continue using the trademark.



annaloog 10th Mar 2024		FWIW, stamper numbers on my copy are -3S / -3S.



W.B.lbl ● 10th Mar 2024		It appears Hollywood was a bit delayed in getting the newer red "shaded dogs," as here it's still more or less "Dark Maroon Seal" rather than "Red Seal." Proof can be found here on an Indianapolis pressing.

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