[78-L] GOLDEN CHORDS 78rpm label info wanted REPEAT REQUEST

[Thomas Stern]

Hi Brian,
  A very large THANK YOU!
  Nice to know about the Eddie Shaw book.  I need to get a copy of that, and
Barr's dating guide.
  This confirms that it is an English label, and gives a rough idea of date.
  Would love to find a listing of their issues - one side of the
record I cited is by John Runge, there might be others.  Would be nice to
get them into my discography of Runge, if they exist.....
  Does anyone know of a UK contact who might have the records or information
about the label?  (I've tried British Library Sound Archive.)  Is there any
way to inquire of the BBC recording library??
  Again, THANKS!
Best wishes, Thomas.

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All I can add here is that a "Golden Chords" label is listed in Date About
All Those English 78s (Part 2 - Private, publishers etc.) by Eddie Shaw. It
simply says GC 101 - 111  1950s Blue label.  That's all.

Brian B.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Thomas Stern"

> Can anyone provide information about GOLDEN CHORDS,
> a 78rpm  mid 40's - 50's era, probably English label?
>  I've seen reference to a 12", catalog number GC 104.  Can find NO other
> issues, and
> an inquiry to the British Library Sound Archive has produced NO
> information.
>  Can anyone confirm that it IS a UK label?
>  Do any list members at sound archives (Stanford, Syracuse, others)
> without
> online catalogs check for
> any holdings on this label?
>  Thanks!
>  Best wishes, Thomas.
>
>
> _______________________________________________

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