[78-L] Strange see-thru pink 78

[Kristjan Saag]

Australian.
Recorded in Sydney 1949.

http://scarcesoundscom.melbourneitwebsites.com/files/discfile6.pdf

Name of the artist is Bob Ramjam (not Ramjan).
Some other stuff from this label has been reissued on CD:

http://www.musicaustralia.org/apps/MA?function=showDetail&currentBibRecord=000040007404&itemSeq=1&total=3&returnFunction=searchResults&scope=scope&simpleTerm=Red+Riders+(Musical+group&sessionId=reuseSearchEA81CC7E4449B8F6A542A0FDC3EEFE521222735675846

Kristjan

David London wrote 2010-03-18 11:31:
> I have discovered a strange plastic dark pink see-thru 78 at the bottom of a
> bin of assorted 78s.  This crate contained stuff from various places, and
> all eras (including a one-sided Gramophone Concert Record that's gotta be
> from real early last century).
>
> The label is "John Mystery's TOP POP" and the tracks are "Last Mile Home"
> and "Love is a Beautiful Thing" by Kathie Lloyd and Don Boylan with Bob
> Ramjan and his Rhythm.  One side still has a visible catalog number TP
> 1019A.  There are royalty stamps on it from D. Davis and Co P/L. It's in
> terrible condition, just playable. The sound and style of the songs suggests
> it's fairly modern.
>
> I didn't know they ever made pink plastic 78s :)  Somehow I just know more
> experienced people are going to have seen these plenty of times before, so
> hope you don't mind me asking for a bit more info about it. Google didn't
> seem to turn up anything.
>
> Dave
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