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Song: "Blue Skies" --- (fox trot)
Composer: Irving Berlin
Performed By: The Knickerbockers (under the direction of Ben Selvin) Vocalist: Charles Kaley
Columbia Record: 860-D matrix # W143312 (possibly take 02 of 04)
Recorded in New York on 01/15 1927
International Talking Machine
1950s pin-up altered by Robert Crumb
Chess Sun VeeJay Rock and Roll Records
Chess Sun VeeJay Rock and Roll Records
Chess Sun VeeJay Rock and Roll Records These are mentioned because while not appropriate for a WW2 setting these records are sometimes seen with other 78 records. Sun, Chess, and Vee-Jay record companies all produced rock and roll music. Early rock and roll artists first appeared on a 78 record, post-World War 2. Shortly thereafter (late 1940s/early 1950s), record companies made the switch from…
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Victor Records
Victor Records (1901-1929; after which it is part of RCA) Founded as Victor Talking Machine Company in 1901. The phrase “His Master’s Voice” appears on discs in 1902. Marketed a Victor Monarch Record label (1902-1905) and a De Luxe Label (1902-1905; a De Luxe Special Record that was 14in. was sold from 1902-1903) both would have the dog and gramophone logo. The Victor Monarch Label and the De…
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