[78-L] 78-L Digest, Vol 7, Issue 56 (Columbia in the UK)

[David Lennick]

Most of those I know as LP tracks, which is the only way we'd have played them 
on FM (and a couple of those later ones we wouldn't have touched with a barge 
pole).

dl

RAY KILCOYNE wrote:
> Lots of them after 1948, including 45's and EP's.  Here are a few that are 
> probably after 1956...
> 
> CALCUTTA/WHAT KIND OF FOOL AM I
> IF I WERE A RICH MAN/MAME
> TILL THERE WAS YOU/76 TROMBONES
> 
> and a couple from the 70's.....
> 
> COME SATURDAY MORNING - Col. 45061
> OH BABE WHAT WOULD YOU SAY/LAST TANGO IN PARIS- Col. 45796
> SWEET SURRENDER/APRIL IN PARIS-Col. 40350
> RayK
> 
> 
>> For that matter, did Columbia in the USA issue any Kostelanetz singles 
>> after
>> 1948?! Maybe the South Pacific medley..?
>>
>> dl
>>
>> Alan Bunting wrote:
>>> Only some of them had the dreaded black dots but ALL had been deleted 
>>> from the next catalogue (1957-58 issued June 1957)
>>>
>>> Interestingly, so far as I know, Philips never issued a Kostelanetz 
>>> single although there were several EPs. Did Columbia in the USA issue any 
>>> Kosty singles after 1956?
>>>
>>> Alan Bunting
>>>