[78-L] Joe Biviano
Han Enderman
jcenderman at solcon.nl
Tue Mar 9 11:50:09 PST 2010
My impression is that all or most Sonora (USA) issues in the 1000 series were first issued in albums.
The album+side nr is shown on the labels, preceded by prefix MS.
I have label images of 1112-A/-B (MS-476-7/8):
JOE BIVIONA, his ACCORDION and RHYTHM SEXTETTE:
The Jazz Me Blues (S.R.1674-2) / Nursery Rhymes (prob. S.R.1079-2).
Evidently MS 476 was a 4 record album.
Next available image is 1117 (MS-478) by Kenneth Spencer, so possibly
1113-16 are album 477.
Sonora 1091 by Lani McIntyre a/h Aloha Islanders is known with album nr MS-471 and
without the album nr.
Han Enderman
===
>>> Lord 10.0 lists the following:
Accordian Antics: Joe Biviano Quintet:
Joe Biviano (accor) Michael "Rocky" Coluccio (p) Tony Mottola (g) Ward
Ley (b) unknown (d)
Chicago, IL, 1946
Copenhagen Sonora 3021, Regent MG6023
Honeysuckle rose - -
Bugle call rag 3023, 306, Regent MG6023
Moppin' and boppin' [Stumbling] - - -
Joe Biviano And His Orchestra:
Joe Biviano (accor) with unknown acc
unknown location & date, late 1940's ?
Jazz me blues Regent MG6023
Swing low sweet chariot -
Leone jump -
La cinquantaine -
Little brown jug -
Nursery rhymes -
That's a plenty -
Scotch medley -
However Kurt Nauck's latest auction has the following:
5632. Sonora 1110 Joe Biviano, acc & Rhythm Sextet: Leone Jump//Swing
Low, Sweet Chariot, which I assume are the same versions as on the
Regent LP. Were any of the other Regent sides originally issued on Sonora?
Julian Vein
<<<
More information about the 78-L
mailing list