[78-L] Records about records - was: RE: Playing a broken 78

[Kristjan Saag]

Add:
Al Donahue: "Jumpin' At The Jukebox" (Okeh 6136) 1941
Edith Piaf - Le disque usé (Polydor 516 794) 1943
Kristjan
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On 2020-04-13 01:59, J. E. Knox wrote:
> Greetings from RojoLand!
>> On 8 Apr 2020, at 19:16, Rodger J Holtin 
>> <rjh334578 at gmail.com.invalid> wrote: In my meager collection I have 
>> these: <snip> Dinah's Blues - Dinah Shore w Dixieland Octet of NBC 
>> Chamber Music Society Lower Basin Street – she sings “I came down to 
>> Victor to sing my blues for you”
> A good one! Victor 27303-B (Set P 56-4).
>> <snip> Juke Box Saturday Night – the Miller Bluebird…
> Not on Bluebird — that was Victor 20-1509-A. In the same vein, though, 
> did anyone mention "The Nickel Serenade"? Glenn Miller played it on 
> the air but didn't record it commercially. There are 78s by Art 
> Jarrett and his Orchestra [Hal Kemp's outfit after Kemp was killed] on 
> Victor 27571-B, Sonny Dunham and his Orchestra on Bluebird B-11253-A, 
> Les Brown and his Orchestra on OKeh 6377, The Andrews Sisters on Decca 
> 3960 B. (Didn't see one on Columbia aside from the postwar reissue of 
> the Les Brown side on Columbia 38554.) And there's "Juke Box Jump" by 
> The Hi-Flyers (OKeh 06396). Probably a few more regarding juke boxes. 
> Could we even go so far as to include the Romeo sample record (Nov. 
> 1927) which states at its end, "On the 're-voice' side of this 
> 'rekkid' you will find one of the latest hits, a sample of a Romeo 
> 'rekkid,' sold exclusively by Kress 'stoahs' at 'twenny-five' cents." 
> [Anyone happen to know who announced that recording?] Take care, — J. 
> E. Knox "The Victor Freak" 
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