[78-L] Columbia record?

[Royal Pemberton]

Tyrone's listings for 35714 show 'Victory march' as having been
recorded 10 August 1939, and 'Fight on' as having been recorded on 12
September 1939.

When these sides were recorded CBS had acquired ARC and (in August
1939) still controlled both Brunswick and Columbia Records, and was
about a month away from starting the famous red label Columbia series
and the subsequent abandonment of Brunswick.



On 5/28/09, AllenAmet at aol.com <AllenAmet at aol.com> wrote:
>
> In a message dated 5/28/2009 5:20:08 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
> ampex354 at gmail.com writes:
>
> Brunswick 8470 (this info from Tyrone Settlemier's
> site) has  'Victory march' as B.25177; the flip is 'Georgia Tech
> medley' (mx  B.25251).  Others here will have specific recording dates,
> so they can  tell you more than 'about early August 1939'.
>
> What's the other number  on the label?
>
>
> "you are apparently saying this was a recording Columbia inherited from
> Brunswick. Anyway, 35714 (B21777) is indeed Victory March.  Flip side  is
> 35714 (B25327) is 'Fight On' (U. of So. Cal.).
>
> So does this agree?
>
> Allen
>
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