[78-L] Zonophone/ Harry Lauder Speed
David Lennick
dlennick at sympatico.ca
Sun Aug 23 08:27:01 PDT 2009
That version of Roamin' in the Gloamin' was recorded March 28, 1911, and
another take made the same day was issued as HMV 02320 and D-397. He recorded
it for Victor six months later on 60105/45209 (ten-inch) and 70061/55129
(twelve-inch, single and double sided respectively), so a comparison with any
of those versions..or with the 1926 electrical (Victor 9012, HMV D-1277) since
his voice didn't change much over the years..should give you the right pitch.
The other side may have been recorded much later since D-600 Zonophone numbers
go into the 1920s and I haven't found that side listed yet.
Correction..it was recorded December 18, 1910 and the matrix number is 12973e,
not 12978e. I don't know that song.
dl
agp wrote:
> I have in my 'stuff' a Harry Lauder release on Zonophone (Zonophone
> Celebrity Records - catalogue # 634) of Its Just Like Being at Home
> (matrix X-2-42100 - other stamping in the dead wax: 12978e and the
> letters HL) b/w Roamin' in the Gloamin' (matrix X-2-42101 other
> stamping in the dead wax: Ab 13457 e and the letters OM). I am
> wondering about the correct speed for this disk. It --sounds-- slow
> at 78, and probably is not correct at 78. So, as I prepare to
> mp3-a-sise it, what correction should I make to get to the proper speed.
>
> T
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