The record changer (Jan-Dec 1944)

Record Details:

Title:
The record changer
Date:
Jan-Dec 1944
Publisher:
Fairfax : Gordon Gullickson
Volume:
The record changer (Jan-Dec 1944)
Leaf #:
00036
Language:
English
Subjects:
sound recording periodical, Jazz -- Periodicals","Jazz -- Discography -- Periodicals
Collection:
Recorded Sound and Broadcasting & Recorded Sound
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Recorded Sound Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
July 25, 2024
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Information Wanted Information is requested on the following numbers in the Victor, Columbia, and Brunswick race series. If you have any of these records, or if you have catalogs showing for these records: RECORDING GROUP LABEL & SERIAL NUMBER and NAMES OF TUNES we would appreciate your forwarding this information to William C. Love, 930 Broadway, Na"5hville 2, Tennessee. VICTOR Anything between 23041 and 23250, and between 23432 and 23500 and: 23251 23346 23370 23395 23252 23347 23371 23397 23258 23349 23372 23398 23262 23350 23374 23400 23281 23352 23376 23401 23324 23353 23377 23403 23328 23355 23381 23404 23331 23356 23383 23406 23332 23361 23385 23409 23335 23362 23387 23411 23336 23363 23389 23412 23340 23365 23390 23417 23341 23366 23392 23425 23345 23369 23394 VICTOR 38000 series Anything between 38146 and 38500 and above 38631, and: 38018 38507 38534 38552 38019 38509 38536 38553 38033 38510 38578 38555 38066 38514 38540 38556 38500 38516 38542 38559 38501 38517 38543 38560 38503 38518 38545 38564 38504 38519 38547 38566 38505 38530 38550 38506 38533 38551 COLUMBIA Anything between 13007 and 14000, and anything above 14680 and: 14639 14001 14585 14617 14640 14024 14587 14621 14641 14530 14588 14622 14642 14566 14589 14623 14643 14567 14594 14625 14645 14568 14595 14626 14646 14571 1459 6 14627 14647 14572 14600 14628 14648 14573 14602 14629 14649 14575 14603 14630 14650 14576 14604 14631 14651 14577 14607 14632 14654 14581 14608 14633 14656 14582 14610 14635 14678 14583 14614 14676 14679 14584 14616 14637 BRUNSWICK Anything above 7227, and: 7011 7014 7192 7207 7012 7015 7193 7219 7013 7016 7201 7224 THE RECORD VALUE PROJECT Information requested in previous issues of the Record Changer on obscure records has poured in and we thank the following for the assistance they have given us': John J. Argo Harry Avery Orin Blackstone Marvin Brown John T. Burns Kay Buckmaster Charles M. Campbell Lt . J ames Causey Bill Clark Edith Dart J. O'Byrne DeWitt B. T. Doane Lewis H. Eaton Arthur H. Feher Owey Fleming Wallace J. Pry John Gildersleeve Frank Gil lis Bob Graf Thurman & Mary Grove Dick Hanley Howard Hardy Win. P. Harrlman John G. Heinz Lawrence Helschel Jim Herlihy Harold H. HoUis Lt . K . Hitlsizer Dick Kendregan Carl A. Kenaziora Barry Kenwood John Ludas John Mack Gene Marine Joe Mattia Frank Mayer Tom McBrlde Chas. Murphy John Murphy Henry H. Patterson Ned PoiEsky Ken Quaife Joe Quigley Richard E. Rid. Ion W. J. Rosenberg Dick Sears Paul L. Sipp, Jr . Harrison Smith Robert L. Smith Irv Schwarz Bob Stair Ralph J. Sturges Dr. A. J. Voelk.Je Amos Wood We wish to thank the following collectors who have loaned records to Bill Love for his observation and comments. LOANED BY ARTIE APPELBAUM CLARENCE WILLIAMS BLUE FIVE BLACK snake bl( e0728)/0l_0 Folks( 80729) OK 8465 LIZZIE MILES (PIANO & CORNET ACC.) Grievin' mama blues( ?)/Slow up papa(?) OK 8456 BERTHA "CHIPPIE HILL (ACC. R.M.JONES) Panama limited blues(97 I9)/Leavenworth( 9710) OK 8367 (All sound good to me. I like the cornet on the Miles.) LOANED BY BILL CLARK dixie daisies There's something new 'bout old moon (3621) Ro 887 (Bona fide Whoopee Makers with nice spots by Teagarden and Goodman.) RED DEVILS Tiger RAG( l5l2ei)/0iNAh ( 151260) Co 14586 (WashboaFd b and , sp irited but hardly hot) E.C. COBB A NO HIS COPN EATERS Transatlantic stomp/barrel house stomp vi 38(323 (A good disc.) JA.SPER DAVIS IT FEELS so GOOD( 1 48468) /GEORG i a Gig( 148465) Ol 2944 (Not a world beater, but of definite hot interest and value. Good trombone, trumpet. Especially good clarinet in the Simeon style.) LOANED BY HARRY AVERY LIL JOHNSON HOUSE RENT SCUFFLE/ROCK THAT THING VO 1410 (Excellent , especially first side; really fine boogie piano.) SIPP IE WALLACE (ACC. CORNET & PIANO) I'M MIGHTY TIGHT( 9929 )/BEDROOM blues(9990) OK 8439 (A good disc.) TROMBONE RED AND HIS BLUE SIX Greasy plate stomp( |5I6I5)/B flat bl( 151616) Co 14612 (Queer item, but definitely good.) DUKE JACKSON'S SERENADERS PEWEE BLUES/NOW CUT LOOSE GE 6124 (Rather good obscure Negro band item.) If you have some hot records you think Bill Love has not heard, write him at 930 Broadway, Nashville, Tenn., and see if he's interested. 30