[78-L] [78-L Reginald Foresythe

[Royal Pemberton]

Would it be safe to say that with Columbias of the c.1932-1939 (late
pre-CBS) era, that if you know where an artiste is from, that if a
matrix number isn't in the performer's local series, you can trust
it's a dub?  (E.g. my copy of 3114-D with a Henry Hall cut on the A
side, a Lew Stone title on the flip, that has matrices CO.18559 and
CO.18560 in the US matrix series, but which are dubbed from UK
Columbia CA.15445 and Regal Zonophone CAR.3680 respectively.)

On 4/18/09, Julian Vein <julianvein at blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:
> Taylor Bowie wrote:
>    Just got the Blue Wax Columbia of Reginald Forsythe doing an
>> interesting piano solo version of St. Louis Blues...where was that
>> recorded?
>>
>> T
>>=========
> London presumably. I have it on Col (E) DB1407. Recorded 25 May 1934.
> Some Blue Columbias (not necessarily the wax) may be dubs.
>
>       Julian Vein
>
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