[78-L] Marilyn Horne on Broadway

[David Lennick]

Common? This is the only one I've ever seen! And it's as you described, with 
the name slanted and a pair of 16th notes over the "o". The cutting looks like 
late 40s Varsity (which was probably derived from Majestic reissues) or like 
A-Bell. My other question is, where did Obie get the Horne side from? Matrix VH 
125.

dl

On 12/7/2012 6:48 PM, Han Enderman wrote:
> There is that R prefix from "Reeves" studios we discussed a few days ago.
> This is fairly common postwar label, the logo with the name slanting, and
> 2 notes above (at 11 h).
> Obie mxs can be found in the Hit/Majestic lists in ODP.
>
> It is odd that ARLD has no good info.
> This must be the Remington sublabel, listed first.
> I have label scans in ranges 225-390 (starting thus at ca. 200?) and 1007-1008.
> The 200 series has A/B sides, no mx.nrs. As an indication, 285-B is
> Shake, Rattle&  Roll by Jack Richards with Vic Corwin.
> My 1007 has mx 1350 by Foy Willing (before on Varsity/Majestic).
> And 1008 is by Vic Corwin !
>
> The 2nd label in ARLD (parent label Dana), with a BR-1000 series from 1951,
> has the label name before buildings suggesting Broadway.
> ARLD's 1008 8/51 is in Billboard (Larry Clinton with Paulette Sisters).
>
> The 3rd Broadway in ARLD lists a 100 series, but it seems unlikely that these
> issues (102 2/52&  106 4/58) are on the same label (from Maceo Pinkard !).
> I have a scan of BR-100 by Eddy Wilson; black label. No address. Is it the
> Pinkard label?
>
> I have also a scan of a Broadway 102 with a California address
> (Walt McCoy a/h Western Wonders).
>
> han enderman
> ===
>>>> I have a Marilyn Horne 78 on a label called Broadway, #204. No indication of
> where the label was based, and there are 3 Broadway labels listed in ARLD, all
> in New York. Marilyn was raised in California and recorded some sides there,
> which were issued under pseudonyms, but here is A GUY IS A GUY (composed by
> Oscar-Brand, correct, hyphenated) and clearly labelled Marilyn Horne, with
> Victor Corwin and his Orchestra. Matrix VH 125.
> The reverse is I'LL WALK ALONE, Louis Prima&  His Orchestra, vocal by
> Lilyann Carol, mx R383. That's probably from Majestic, right? Is this an Obie item?
> dl
> ---
> This Broadway was a Don Gabor cheap-o from the early 1950's.
> Several had old Majestic material presumably leased or swapped from Obie.
>   DJD
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