[78-L] Spivey... no not THAT Spivey

[Thomas Stern]

The link I provided shows three sets of issues (General/Exclusive, Gala, Sound)
Ty (78discography) lists 3 Commodore issues.
If anyone has label scans for the GENERAL and COMMODORE issues, I'd like to see them. (a couple will do).
Did the SOUND releases come in an album?  Anyone have a scan?
Thanks, Thomas.

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EXCLUSIVE..that's the one. And a credit to General Records, and I still think 
I've seen pressings with Commodore labels.

The Gala set I've only encountered once, in an archive. Taped it. Returned it, 
even.

dl

On 8/8/2011 3:43 PM, Thomas Stern wrote:
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> http://www.queermusicheritage.us/oct2000ms.html
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> BILLBOARD NOV 1 1947
> advert
>
> album 50 Spivy  Naughty-Nice Lady of Naughty-Nice Songs
>   Surrealist
>   I Didn;t Do a Thing Last Night
>   Madame's Lament
>   Auntie;s Face
>   100% American Girl
>   Wife of an Acrobat
>
> 5004 V-1 AUNTIE'S FACE  words&  music Guy Monypenny
>
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> I have the set on a label like Distinguished or some such arms-length name, but
> distributed by Commodore, and it seems to me later pressings might have had
> Commodore labels. (I have it but it's not unpacked yet, so no scanning.) She
> also did a set for Gala or similar label in the late 40s.
>
> dl
>
> On 8/8/2011 2:32 PM, Malcolm Rockwell wrote:
>> I believe so, yes. The titles, especially the "Buffalo" title, rings a
>> bell. But I do not remember it as being on Commodore.
>> Mal
>>
>> *******
>>
>> On 8/8/2011 8:27 AM, Julian Vein wrote:
>>> On 08/08/11 19:23, Malcolm Rockwell wrote:
>>>> Okay, I'm stumped!
>>>> A while ago I bought an album from the 40s on a minor label by an artist
>>>> named Spivey. Not Victoria Spivey, not Sweet Pease Spivey, just Spivey.
>>>> Turns out she was a gay, "blue" piano player with a notorious lounge act
>>>> in New York that many lads went to see as a rite of passage, sort of. I
>>>> cannot find the fool thing. It's hiding somewhere in my collection and
>>>> being very elusive.
>>>> I've tried Googling "Spivey" and "lounge act" and "New York 1940" all to
>>>> no avail.
>>>> I could use a scan of the cover and the notes on the inside cover if
>>>> anyone has this item.
>>>> Meanwhile I'll keep searching.
>>>> Mal "aaaaaargh!" Rockwell
>>>>
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