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Caravan |
Bohemian Band |
Edison Bell Winner |
3741 |
7503 O |
Nov 1922 |
N/A |
Liberty March |
The Chalk Farm Salvation Army Band - Cond. by Bandmaster A.W.Punchard |
Pathé |
8604 / 79702 |
82872 ER - 6 |
/4/6 July 1912 |
Broughton |
The Ballad of Davey Crockett |
Max Bygraves, Childern's Chorus, Orch cond by Frank Cordell |
HMV |
POP153 |
0EA18503 - 3A |
Jan 1956 |
Blackburn, Bruns |
Little Lawrence |
Jelly-Roll Morton & his Red Hot Peppers |
HMV |
EA3680 |
0A59532 |
19 Mar 1930 |
Morton |
Electric Girl |
The Orchestre Raymond |
Columbia |
DB 1479 |
CA 14606 - 2 |
Mid July 1934 |
Helmburg, Holmes |
A Pathe record to catch the unwary; inside out, up & down and a different speed - Peter Copeland describes how manufacturers kept track of all the different stages of record making, matrix numbers and stamper numbers - A couple of examples - The American-Australian, Decca-Columbia-HMV record - A recording story unravelled from the matrix number.
The matrix and stamper numbers decoded by Peter Copeland in this week's programme.
STAMPER CODES
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USEFUL REFERENCES:
Published monthly in "Historic Record" magazine
Now out of print, but may be obtainable secondhand.
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