[78-L] Triangle 11290

[Malcolm]

I cannot play it because all I have are the label scans.
I will have to dig out my hard copy of the Paramount master lists (c. 
1950 - Record Research associate Walter C. Allen) and check for what I 
can find there, if anything. Still, I can't see Paramount cutting a deal 
to release a Victor record on their label(s). But stranger things have 
happened. I have seen evidence that Gennett contracted with Columbia to 
release one or two of their masters, for reasons as yet unknown.
Maybe checking the UCSB Victor database might help?
Malcolm

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On 8/31/2017 2:18 AM, Mark Bardenwerper wrote:
> On 8/31/2017 12:26 AM, Malcolm wrote:
>> Thanks for the plug, Mark.
>> So now we know where your record did not come from (unless Paramount
>> released 20290 twice, which I wouldn't put past them), where did it come
>> from? I have been attempting to find out. I believe I have seen LL-
>> prefixed matrices in the flow of things discographic but cannot remember
>> where or for what record company. Also, Hugh Donovan has been used as a
>> pseudonym by Charles Harrison, Arthur Fields as well as Ernest Hare (but
>> Harrison is the #1 suspect) for Grey Gull, et al. I have checked
>> Emerson, Paramount, Grey Gull and others companies, all to no avail.
>> I have discovered that "Ben Bolt" was not a common recording and I could
>> find no references to either Anita Miller or the tune she recorded,
>> either. To be fair,  I did not check Pathe/Perfect, Columbia or Victor
>> for recordings of "Ben Bolt".
>> Anyone else have any success?
>> Malcolm
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> Given the limited data at hand, for now I think I would accept that
> Anita Miller is a synonym for Gladys Rice.
> Can you play it and compare?
> http://www.loc.gov/jukebox/recordings/detail/id/2152
>