[78-L] A few 78 queries.

[David Lennick]

Rust (CED) says "c. January 1915" for both sides but doesn't list matrix 
numbers, and you've just filled two gaps. 29301 actually goes with the previous 
Norworth session, c. December 1914, London. Albert W. Ketelbey conducts.

The Quilter is HMV C 2603, recorded around August-September 1932.

Banner..over to somebody else.

dl

Royal Pemberton wrote:
> Recently I transferred a couple of records for which I can't find
> recording dates beyond the years or specific locations, beyond London.
> 
> These are Columbia (UK) 2548, 'Oh, how he could sing an Irish song'
> (mx 29301) b/w 'My boy' (mx 29324) by Jack Norworth, and Victor 36370,
> Roger Quilter's A CHILDREN'S OVERTURE as played by the London
> Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by John Barbirolli  (mxx 2B.3549 and
> 2B.3550).
> 
> I'd also like to know what the original HMV catalogue number was for
> the Quilter.
> 
> And what is the earliest known electrically recorded Banner matrix?
> _________________________