[78-L] Green Label Victors

[Mark Hendrix 78L]

Indeed, the green label Victors covered in the Bolig discography consist of
the few language instruction records for English speakers (and these, I
think, are limited to a course in conversational French).

Of course, post-World War II Victor issued its "Hot Jazz" series with yellow
printing on green labels.

--Mark Hendrix

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>  From Spottswood's Ethnic Music on Records:
>
> Victor 77163: Doina and Hora; Simchas Torah in der Alter Haim
> Victor 73900: Auf Der Mohldivanka; Freylacher Choosid
> Victor 77018: Mamaliga--Rumanian Dance; Der Gassen Nigen
> Victor 73729: Der Zaide Mit die Babba; Die Goldene Chassina
> Victor 77355: Yasser Bulgar; Bucharester Bulgar
> Victor 73762: Serba Popilar; Bolter Bulgar
>
> All issued as Kandel's Orchestra except 77163, first title, which credits
> Hoffman. These are black label. Columbia used green for Ethnic titles.
>
> dl
>
> marimbamoods at comcast.net wrote:
> > I am looking for any record numbers/titles of Klezmer
> recordings from the 1920's on the green Victor label, performed
> by Jacob Hoffman, xylophone. Does any kind soul have the
> following discography?:Â  John R. Bolig, The Victor Discography:
> Green, Blue, and Purple Labels (1909 - 1927) Or, are there any
> other sources for this information?
> >
> >
> > Thank you.
> >
> >
> > Best,
> > David Harvey
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