[78-L] Los Bustardos and Walt Disney

[Clifford Bolling]

In the dead wax on both sides is stamped/inscribed HiFi over a JB anagram.
 
View a picture here:
 
http://pdx78s.cdbpdx.com/LBWD/tn-750_Label_LOS-BUSTARDOS_BS_Det.JPG
 
Also the matrix is scratched into the dead wax.
 
Anyone recognize the JB anagram?
 
Thanks!  Cliff
 
 
 
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Someone suggested these guys could be the Firehouse Five plus Two.  Haven't seen anything in their discography to 
confirm this except that they played a ton of small gigs early on and this gathering might have been one of those gigs.

Any way to confirm this??

Thanks!  CDB

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I just brought home a group of over 3000 records and found a 'LOS BUSTARDOS' label 78 featuring Colonel Tom 
and his Confederates in one of the first boxes I opened.? 
They play dixieland jazz and it sounds like it was recorded live in a club, complete with mic noise, crowd sounds
and a sound man who wasn't always paying attention.? 
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There is a medley of 2 songs on each side of the record:
Side 1 - Honeysuckle Rose and It Had to Be You
Side 2 - Ja-Da and Blue Skies
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It is numbered LB 1 A and LB 1 B
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You can view the label here:
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http://pdx78s.cdbpdx.com/LBWD/
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Watch and listen to the record on YouTube here:
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcqWpYFXkb8
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Here's what I think I know - Los Bustardos was/is a men's club/group whose focus is horses.? 
Apparently, Walt Disney was a member of this group and made their logo.
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Anybody able to fill in the gaps?? Who was Colonel Tom?? When and where was it recorded?? 
Anything..
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Thanks!? CDB