[78-L] Melotone Recording Studio, Manhattan

[Joel Bresler]

Dear friends:

Following up on my message of 2009(!) I am still trying to get information
on a set of Folk Songs by Sarah Gorby recorded at the Melotone Recording
studio in Manhattan. Dating these recordings is a matter of some importance
to friend who is an ethnomusicologist. 

You may see a listing about the recordings here: http://tinyurl.com/lsz3bml
and an example of a label from the series is here
http://78rpmrecord.com/labelshow.cfm?whichLabel=3608 (thanks to Tyrone
Settlemier)
	
There are no numbers on the label, but the side I am researching is "Abram
Avinu", matrix 242A. 

Thanks in advance for your insights. 

Best,

Joel


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P.S.In '09, David Lennick noted: 

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Subject: Re: [78-L] Melotone Recording Studio, Manhattan

This Melotone was the one that recorded Florence Foster Jenkins and which
provided recording services for vanity pressings as well as some commercial
issues such as a Richard Dyer-Bennet set on Stinson (recorded with
Melotone's usual incompetence, a wide margin and running onto the label).
FloJay's highest number is 194 and she died in late 1944, if this helps.

dl