[78-L] First 78

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In my case it's Victor 20964, Gene Austin singing My Blue Heaven b/w Are  
You Thinking of Me To-night, which despite the artist's name is filed in 
order  of acquisition since I do all the various sorts on a database on the  
computer.
 
Mike in Phoenix
 
 
In a message dated 12/21/2010 10:34:46 A.M. US Mountain Standard Tim,  
soundthink at live.com writes:


Well, the first cabinet you come upon when entering my record  room is the 
pre-war hillbilly 78s. I file them alphabetically by artist.  Artists are 
grouped in separate sections if I have more than 5 by one artist.  For artists 
with less than 5 discs, I file them by letter. So the first one in  the 
miscellaneous "A" category is "Footprints in the Snow"/"New Birmingham  Jail" 
by Big Slim Aliff on Decca 5316.
On the opposite side of the room,  the upper-left-hand shelf starts with 
pre-war blues and the first record there  is "Bell Cow Blues"/"Boe Hog Blues" 
by Texas Alexander on OKeh 8563 (in pretty  nice shape, I might add).

Cary Ginell

> Date: Tue, 21 Dec  2010 17:06:12 +0000
> From: julianvein at blueyonder.co.uk
> To:  78-l at klickitat.78online.com
> Subject: [78-L] First 78
> 
>  No, not the first 78 you bought, but which is the first one on your 
>  shelves? Mine is "In Pinetop's Footsteps" by Teddy Powell on Bluebird 
>  B11276.
> 
>       Julian Vein
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