[78-L] Dubbed contemporary matrix questions (Columbia related).

[David Lennick]

Nope..the Columbia books show only the Columbia matrix numbers, not the ARC 
ones, and Ross Laird's Brunswick books stop when Brunswick becomes part of ARC. 
Is this gap covered anywhere?

The Columbia books leave an even more infuriating gap in the twelve inch 
masters by cutting off in 1931, even though activity continued through '34.

dl

Royal Pemberton wrote:
> Is there any record (no pun intended) of what was done in that same
> studio across that one-month interval, between 7 July and 6 August?
> (I don't have any ARC items on any of their labels recorded in this
> same period, to have any idea of when Brunswick or the other labels
> began to have matrices recorded with the Columbia equipment.)
> 
> On 12/29/08, David Lennick <dlennick at sympatico.ca> wrote:
>> Royal Pemberton wrote:
>>> BTW, the last matrix I know of in the 140XXX/150XXX range is 152772,
>>> 'If it ain't love' by Chick Webb which was issued on Okeh 41571 and
>>> others, recorded 6th July 1934.
>> By golly, he's right..that's the last listing in the Columbia Master Books
>> Volume III (10-inch discs, 1924-34).
>>