[78-L] Columbia 3114-D

[Taylor Bowie]

According to Rust and Forbes'  British Dance Bands:

The Hall side was recorded November 13, 1935.  Mx CA-15445-1.  Issued on Col 
FB-1216.  The original backing was Accent on Youth.

The Stone side was recorded October 21,  1935.  Mx. CAR-3680-1.  Issued on 
Regal-Zonophone  MR-1897.  The original backing was The General's Fast 
Asleep.

Taylor B



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Royal Pemberton" <ampex354 at gmail.com>
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Sent: Saturday, December 20, 2008 1:54 PM
Subject: [78-L] Columbia 3114-D


>I just received this Royal Blue record in my Nauction winnings.
>
> CO 18559-1  'Misty islands of the highlands'--Henry Hall and his Orchestra
> CO 18560-1  'Dinner for one, please, James'--Lew Stone and his Orchestra
>
> Both labels state 'imported recording'.  I know Hall and Stone are
> English bands.  Tyrone's list shows the same date for both sides, 23
> January 1936.
>
> Given that the above matrix numbers are in the ARC series, and the
> appearance of the grooves on both sides look like American Columbia
> records of the time (leading me to think both sides are dubs) I expect
> the date above is the date such dubs were made from whatever sources
> ARC had, not the date or dates of the original recordings.
>
> Has anyone the pertinent information regarding the dates, sources (UK
> Columbia?) and matrix numbers of the original recordings?  Thanks!
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