[78-L] Martha Tilton & other Canaries

[David Lennick]

The only other Gold Seal I've seen is by Frankie Laine (or is that Gold Star?), 
and the song refers to the war not being over yet. Lord lists the Gold Seals 
(part of a set, Album 200, The Dark Angel of the Violin) as being recorded in 
October 1946.

Eddie South
[S10009-7]
Eddie South And His Ensemble (Incl. Shandor Gypsy Ensemble):
Eddie South (vln) 2 or 3 unknown (vln-1) incl. Alex Shandor (vln) poss. Samuel 
Fiddler (p) unknown (cimbalom-2) poss. Tony Gottuso (g) prob. Leonard Gaskin (b)
New York, c. late October, 1946
A    Best years of my life (1,2)    Gold Seal 2005ES/2006ES
B    Yesterdays (1,2)              2007ES/2008ES
C    Twelve o'clock at night (1)              2003ES/2004ES
D    These foolish things (1)              2001ES/2002ES
E    Hot canary              2005ES/2006ES
F    The very thought of you (1,2)              2001ES/2002ES
G    Paganini's 24th [Caprice 24]              2007ES/2008ES
H    Daphne              2003ES/2004ES
Note: Previous discographies list date of this session incorrectly as March, 1947.
The discs carry letters in place of matrix numbers.  The letters are not take 
numbers.  Release numbers are not matrix numbers.
Gold Seal 200 titled "Dark angel of the violin".

dl

Cary Ginell wrote:
> Speaking of canaries, I just came across a record by Eddie South on a label I've never seen before. The titles are "Hot Canary" and "Best Years of My Life" on the Gold Seal label (not Herschel Gold Seal, obviously). No record numbers, but the masters read 2005-ES and 2006-ES. Anyone know where these came from and when they were done? It appears to be post-war.
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