[78-L] Romeo 1490 - who art thou?

[bradc944 at comcast.net]

While we're on Romeos... anyone have the vocalist for the following disc? Romeo 358.

A-side is "Nesting Time" by the Troubadors (surely not the VIctor house band?) mx 2345D3
B-side is "Ain't She Sweet" by Lynn Cowan & His Boulevard Theatre Orchestra, mx 166A1.

Recording year is 1927...

Ideas?

BC

----- Original Message -----
From: Bud Black <banjobud at cfl.rr.com>
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Sent: Sat, 15 Oct 2011 16:56:32 -0000 (UTC)
Subject: Re: [78-L] Romeo 1490 - who art thou?

Dick Dixon is usually Dick Roberson.

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On Oct 15, 2011, at 11:28 AM, Julian Vein  wrote:

> Side A is labelled correctly as "Three Little Words" by Lou Gold & His 
> Orchestra. However in the dead wax area, along with the matrix no. 
> 10142-2 is stamped "11-13-30 Bullock". However, the vocalist is Irving 
> Kaufman and listed as such in ADBORAF and which confirms the date.
> 
> Side B is labelled "How A Little Girl Like You Could Love Me" by Lloyd 
> Dayton & His Music, which ADBORAF shows as by Fred McDougall. In the wax 
> is stamped matrix no. 10133-3 and "10-13-30 Cab ??". ADBORAF suggests 
> it's a Kirkeby group, with the vocalist being Dick Dixon, who croons in 
> a very wavery way and who recorded with Ted Wallace on the same day. The 
> date is at odds with ADBORAF, which shows it as October 10, 1930. The 
> trumpet sounds like Jack Purvis.
> 
>      Julian Vein
> 
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