[78-L] Info request

[David Lennick]

Okay boys and girls..here's what I've found so far, with help from this list, 
the Columbia books, the 1923 Victor catalog, the Brunswick books (which contain 
one cross reference I can't find) and Ty's Online Discography (one entry of 
which shows the composer as MORT Dixon..should be Harold Dixon). All 1922 
except the first listing. Per the title index in the Brunswick books, there 
should be a listing on page 510 but there isn't one (the McFarland-Gardner 
record is correctly cross-indexed as page 610).

And the winner for the most recordings of this song by a single artist is 
definitely Charles Hart.

For those who tuned in late (or before the messages began to be edited), the 
song in question is "Call Me Back, Pal o' Mine".


Lester Mcfarland & Robert Gardner..Vocalion 5364 (August 13, 1928)

Rega's Dance Orch..Okeh  4667

Columbia Dance Orchestra (or as Prince's Dance Orchestra)..Columbia A-3752

Charles Hart..Vocalion 14451b

Charles Hart & Elliott Shaw..Brunswick 2321

Elizabeth Spencer and Charles Hart..Edison 51085

Charles Harrison..Victor 18944

Charles Harrison..Columbia A 3686