[78-L] Okeh, American Parlophone and Odeon

[David Lennick]

There were indeed American Odeon and American Parlophone for a while, divisions 
of OKeh. Discographies list them as ONY and PNY.

dl

King Daevid MacKenzie wrote:
> ...my copy of "The OKeh Ellington" indicates some of its tracks as having been originally released on Odeon ("I Can't Realize You Love Me" as by the New York Syncopators and "I'm So In Love With You" and "Rockin' in Rhythm" as by the Harlem Footwarmers). As one of the other tracks is specifically identified as originating on American Parlophone ("Three Little Words" as by Frank Brown & His Tooters) and another as originating on English Columbia ("I Must Have That Man" as by Joe Turner & His Memphis Men), it leads me to ask: were these tracks on an American or Canadian branch of Odeon, and exactly what would that label's relationship have been to American Parlophone and OKeh?... 
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