[78-L] Columbia 2938, Happy Birthday and Major Sound Effects

[David Lennick]

This really is getting monotonous..every time I speculate on a record, five 
minutes later I find it while going through the miscellaneous stuff. I've just 
found Canadian Columbia 2938. Both sides are Joe Hayman: Cohen Exceeds the 
Speed Limit/Cohen at the Call Office (mats. 29684 & 29517, both originally 
Regal G-7066).

And I've also just run across one of the two Major discs of music cues for THE 
GLASS MENAGERIE (looks like the second of two discs, and no credit for Paul 
Bowles on the label, nor any catalog numbers).

And I've also just run across HAPPY BIRTHDAY on Avalon 510. More specifically, 
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, WIFE..from ______________ (your name here), played by HARRY 
TUSH & HIS SOCIETY ORCHESTRA, vocal chorus by the Rondoliers. Backed with Auld 
Lang Syne. No idea of the date but it looks as if was recorded by Reeves c. 
1940. And it is THE "Happy Birthday"..longer version, with the "May your 
birthday be bright, full of cheer and delight, happy birthday happy birthday 
happy birthday to you" extension. Done as a waltz. No composer credit.

Harry Tush!? Gotta be somebody's inside joke.

dl