[78-L] plain labels

[David Lennick]

Reo was a masterpiece compared to Quality's label (and crappy vinyl). The Compo 
Company did the same thing, as did London, but eventually all began issuing 
indy labels with their proper designs once they'd established themselves as 
solid catalog items. This held well into the sixties..Herb Alpert's first six 
albums (at least!) were on Quality, not A&M.

dl

On 3/17/2014 12:41 PM, Malcolm Rockwell wrote:
> Hmmm... I wonder how many Canadian folks, after having bought plain Reo
> 78s in their youth, began collecting when they discovered all those
> reissues had far more beautiful and diverse labels in their original
> incarnations.
> Just thinking with my first cuppa coffee.
> Malcolm
>