[78-L] Zonophone 9 inch paper label discs

[cv5600]

I can help you w that if you send me a list of which 9" zonos you have.
Many such 9" records have announcements which are more reliable than online
sources as Zonophone issued more than one take of many such issues. There
are records that were issued as, say , by the Zonophone Orchestra and then
later on Victor Herbert's Band, while retaining same catalog number or in
some cases w different new numbers in the concert "C" series. Anyway, I
have years worth of notes about these as they are favorites of mine!

On Sun, Aug 7, 2016 at 2:37 PM, zimrec at juno.com <zimrec at juno.com.invalid>
wrote:

>
> A couple months ago, I acquired approximately fifty 9-inch Zomophone
> records at an estate sale.  Those were only part of a lot of over 200 78s,
> mostly pre-1930 period.  I was interested in knowing how many of the Victor
> Herbert Band recordings were issued on that 5000 numerical series, so I
> consulted the relevant page of the online 78 rpm discography project:
> http://www.78discography.com/ZonoCP.htm.What I discovered was that some
> of the recordings attributed on the website to Zonophone Concert Band or
> simply "Band" are, in fact, credited as Victor Herbert's Band on the record
> labels.  There are also some differences with regard to records other than
> Herbert's Band, mostly minor, between the online artist credit and how the
> credit reads on the record labels.  I'd appreciate hearing from anyone who
> can provide corrections, big or small, for artist and song title credits
> compared to what is listed on the website page for that Zonophone
> series.Art Zimmerman
>
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