[78-L] What's this?

[Malcolm Rockwell]

Are you sure? Apex 41257 should have Moonlight On The Colorado (mx 
10027) b/w Underneath The Moon (mx 10256). Then again it's possible 
there are two different issues of that number. I note that some other 
issues (Perfect, etc.) are as you show.
Hmmm...
Malcolm

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On 7/19/2011 3:22 AM, Han Enderman wrote:
> Maybe Apex?
> I have an image of Apex 41257 by Roy Smeck Trio with Irving Kaufman:
> Moonlight on the Colorado / Little White Lies.
>
> han enderman
> ===
>>>> On 18/07/11 20:01, David Lennick wrote:
>> On 7/18/2011 2:52 PM, Julian Vein wrote:
>>> On 18/07/11 19:02, David Lennick wrote:
>>>> Okay, sleuths..who does I STILL GET A THRILL with matrix number 9967-2, issued
>>>> on some label (likely a Compo one) with catalog number 41231-B? I have this as
>>>> a single sided pressing with a pale blue label and "Record No. 2, Montrose
>>>> Broadcast #5, Property of Messrs S. P. Myers&     Co., 510 McGill St., Montreal"
>>>> in type face on the label. Obviously part of a broadcast that used commercial
>>>> recordings.
>>>>
>>>> dl
>>>>
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>>> It's Irving Kaufman, issued on Ban 825, Chal 776, Cq 7629, Per 12642,
>>> Reg 10128, Rom 1436. From Thomas-Sutton "Plaza-ARC" Discography. It only
>>> shows take -3 though. No Compo issued listed
>>>
>>>          Julian Vein
>> Had to be on SOME Compo label since 41231-B is clearly in the wax, in Compo's
>> style. And definitely take 2. And I checked..yes it's Irving. So somebody was
>> putting together transcribed programs and making use of commercial recordings!
>> Actually I have a number of such discs, but they're all white label Brunswick
>> (mostly from Polydor recordings).
>>
>> dl
>