[78-L] Asch release

[Julian Vein]

David Lennick wrote:
> The Stinson pressings are almost always very noisy. And the Stinson and Asch 
> names are interchangeable once Stinson took over the catalog. I have a set of 
> JATP Volume 1 with three different label names and styles (1 per disc).
> 
> Matrix numbers are often a mess, sometimes scratched out and rewritten, so two 
> with the same number is entirely possible as well.
> 
> dl
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Lord 4.4 lists the following:

Frank Signorelli
Gordon "Chris" Griffin (tp) Al Philburn (tb) Al Franzella (cl) Nick 
Caiazza (ts) Frank Signorelli (p) Haig Stephens (b) Chauncey Morehouse 
(d) Art Gentry, Bert Frohman (vcl)
c. 1950
M5-2    Sour puss Hannah (ag vcl)    Stinson 365-2, Folkways FJ2853
M5-4    The darktown strutters' ball (ag vcl)           -               -
     Memphis blues                           -
     Saxophone Joe                           -
     Limehouse blues                           -
     Between the first hello and the last good-bye (bf vcl)
                                -
Note: Folkways FJ2853 titled "Dixieland in the 40's".

I have M5-3 "Saxaphone Joe" [sic] and M5-6 "Memphis Blues", as by the 
"Original Memphis Five" on Stinson 365-3. Presumably the other two 
titles were issued on 365-1 in album 365?

      Julian Vein


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