[78-L] Rekkids from other lands

[David Lennick]

Something tells me the early Chevalier HMV is on an EMI LP, possibly one of the 
"Revue" volumes. And I have a couple of the Chevalier Pathes on Salabert and 
and they're "disques a aiguille" or needle cuts, i.e. lateral. So I don't know 
if they also exist as verticals..did French Pathe do the same as the US 
operation, cut everything on cylinders and dub them to disc?

dl

Taylor Bowie wrote:
> I've know for a long time that my record knowledge,  while good,  has huge 
> gaps in areas which interest me,  in particular records and artists from 
> countries other than the US,  UK and Canada.
> 
> Two questions for you more sophisticated and informed internationalists:
> 
> I have a wonderful Argetntine Brunswick of saxophone solos by one Sam 
> Liberman.  Anyone know him or anything about him?  Its #2018  "Sax-O-Phun" 
> b/w "Czardas"  Alto sax and piano.  First side is an entertaning version of 
> he well known Rudy W novelty.   The flip is an amazing tour-de-force showing 
> astounding technique on the horn...really,  really good stuff.  I don't even 
> know the date of recording/issue.
> 
> Second question...anyone have or have  heard Chevalier's first record,  an 
> HMV recorded in England in 1919?  And are those other early Chevalier 
> records on Pathe (1920-21)  hill-and-dale or regular cut?
> 
> Thanks for any info.
> 
> 
> Taylor
>