[78-L] Velvet Tone 7000 series
David Lennick
dlennick at sympatico.ca
Wed Feb 10 19:53:28 PST 2010
Speaking of the ODP..
C-8 Bessie Smith "Bessie Smith Album"
(3171-76D) 3 rec? 1/18 dl
C-9 Wood & Six Swingers; Joe Loss; Mantovani
"European Dance Album"
(310-315M) 3 rec 1/18 dl
These two albums should each show 6 records.
There's a 16000D series which isn't listed..as far as I know, issued only in
Canada. Jack Litchfield has been working on identifying these numbers for a few
years. Many (all?) of the recordings are from English Columbia masters.
dl
Tyrone Settlemier wrote:
> Actually, the reason ODP starts at 7028 is merely because I am missing
> information from all earlier numbers (in 7000 sereis, that is). I just got
> #7003, so I'll include that in next month's update.
>
> It seems to have started as a "standard" series (old time music, hymns, old
> comedy routines, etc), and then a mixture of country and "race" material.
> Perhaps it was Columbia's 14000 and 15000 series combined, but on a budget?
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> Tyrone
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> ----- Original Message ----- >
>> It seems I'm being censored.I will type my remarks / question again.From
>> VT 7028 on the artists are mentioned on the labels. Maybe this explains
>> why7028 is the starting point of the ODP 7000 series list.Issues include
>> country artists (Dalhart, Autrey), but also race artists (Lena Wilson,
>> Duke Ellington), Boyd Senter and some dance bands (Hotel Pennsylvania
>> Music).What was the intention of this series?Was it the very first VT
>> series, orig. with cheap reissues, and subsequently connectedwith Harmony
>> in its 1000 series?Is it known with which issue the normal VT 1000 series
>> started? Issues with very low numbersmay well be later pressings. I have
>> hardly any label images before VT 1160-V.Han Enderman
>> (again)______________________________________________
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