[78-L] a Herwin puzzler

[Malcolm Rockwell]

Oops. This was meant to be personal but I forgot to change the header.
But if anyone wants to chime in here it'd be welcome.
Mal

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Malcolm Rockwell wrote:
> Hi Jack -
> I have no idea where the info came from. Remember that TR spent 20+ 
> years assembling the CW discography. Remembering ones sources can be 
> problematic.
> I have found in my Herwin research that there are at least 6 instances 
> thereon of double issues, ie different titles using the same issue 
> number - or 2 completely different couplings on 2 different discs using 
> the same issue number. I wonder what they were thinking!?
> Mal
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> Jack Palmer wrote:
>   
>> Mal,
>>     The records must exist somewhere or did Tony Russell and Bob Olson just 
>> copy them from some catalog or company ledger?  I have never seen either in 
>> all  my Dalhart looking.    Jack
>>
>> ----- Original Message ----- 
>> From: "Malcolm Rockwell" <malcolm at 78data.com>
>> To: "78-L email" <78-L at 78online.com>
>> Sent: Friday, January 16, 2009 2:22 PM
>> Subject: [78-L] a Herwin puzzler
>>
>>
>>   
>>     
>>> I just came across an oddity. In my ongoing Gennett research I have
>>> label copies of Herwin 75555, both sides by Ernest Hare and both sides
>>> evidently produced by Paramount. They are: -A side = Lindbergh (The
>>> Eagle Of The U.S.A.); -B side = Lucky Lindy. The -A side also appears in
>>> the Gennett ledgers, with the same issue numbers, but as by Vernon
>>> Dalhart! The -B side pictured does not appear in the ledgers anywhere.
>>> Listmember Jack Palmer notes that these two different recordings were
>>> indeed released on Herwin 75555.
>>> Can a Dalhart issue for Herwin 75555-A be confirmed? And what's on the
>>> -B side?
>>> Malcolm
>>>
>>>     
>>>       
>
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