[78-L] Mills Blue Rhythm Band on Royale in 1947
Julian Vein
julianvein at blueyonder.co.uk
Mon Feb 15 09:00:57 PST 2010
Geoffrey Wheeler wrote:
> Reportedly Maurice A. Rappaport and Boris Morros were involved with the
> ARA label. Rappaport owned a retail store called Rex Records at 5280
> Hollywood Blvd. near Vine. He also published Metro Records, Rex
> Hollywood, REM Hollywood, and Hollywood 78 label imprints. These were
> all basically the same label but with different names concocted to
> avoid getting sued. I have seen copies of the Teddy Edwards Rex
> Hollywood recordings with the “Rex” blacked out. Reportedly, the Rex
> English label threatened to sue Rappaport over the “Rex Hollywood”
> brand. An alternate take of a Wingy Manone-Kay Star recording
> originally issued on ARA 145 was also issued on Metro Hollywood 23005
> and REM Hollywood 23005. I have all three issues.
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Didn't Rappaport end up in jail? It's mentioned on a Onyx reissue of
Teddy Edwards sides.
Julian Vein
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