[78-L] Columbia blue on white labels, revisited

[David Lennick]

By chance, I've just found a copy of P-10 with the "wrong" side in place of The 
Midnight Attack. It's actually Charge of the Light Brigade, mx 368, take 
unclear (takes 7 & 9 were doubled on A-80 so this seems possible). Columbia 
Band, unless a very late remake was done by Prince's Band. Full colour Union 
Jack label.

On 8/22/2010 11:12 AM, David Lennick wrote:
> 2938 (Cohen) sounds like an English catalogue number. I know I have it, but not
> to hand, and Rust lists it as Regal G-7066.
>
> I've seen a few P-series discs with regular blue labels, including Midnight
> Attack and Arrival Of The Troops. I also have a multi-colour pressing of
> Midnight Attack with the wrong piece of music..easily detected since it's much
> shorter than the real side. It's another Prince's Band piece, and probably
> nobody noticed the difference.
>
> Han, do you have any information on a later Columbia series issued in Canada,
> 16000-D? Jack Litchfield is compiling a list of these and with no catalogues or
> print ads, identifying them is a matter of finding them and reporting them
> whenever they turn up. Most are electrical and from English and French masters,
> although I've turned up one acoustical one. Pressings are from about 1930 into
> the early 30s.
>
> dl