[78-L] Selmer label

[Dnjchi at aol.com]

Merci!
Don Chichester
 
In a message dated 4/19/2009 6:27:13 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
chaumelle at orange.fr writes:

Yes,  it's related to the instruments. It began in 1947, I think;   
director: Maurice Tézé; pressed by Pathé-Marconi (French EMI).
In  December 1950, Ducretet-Thomson absorbed Selmer and the records were   
pressed by SAIP, in Sartrouville. The first Ducretet-Thomson-Selmer   
catalogue was issued in March 1951. From January 1953 on, Selmer's  name  
disappeared and the numbering system changed.

I have  some Coleman Hawkins improvisations on Selmer 78s (without   
accompaniment).

BC
Le 19 avr. 09, à 22:25, Dnjchi at aol.com a  écrit :

>
> I have found a few Selmer 10" 78s, evidently of  European origin.  Is   
> this
> the Selmer  instrument company?  Can someone inform me (us) of this    
> label?
>
> Don Chichester




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