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78 rpm Records, Cylinders, and Vintage Phonographs:
Coming This Summer:
Bell and Arto Records, 1920–1928:
A History and
Discography
William R. Bryant
with the Record Research
Associates
The
Pathé–Perfect Discography:
American Issues, 1922–1930
Part
1: Race, Vocal,
Standard, and Star Series
William R. Bryant
with the Record Research
Associates
Edited and annotated by
Allan Sutton
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388
total pages, illustrated
7" x 10" quality softcover
ISBN 978-0-9915278-0-8
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THE
VICTOR DISCOGRAPHY:
Special Labels, 1928–1941
By
John R. Bolig
ARSC Lifetime Achievement Award Winner
An intriguing guide to some of the most collectible RCA and Victor products,
compiled from the original company documentation in the Sony archives
(New York).
This new addition to the Victor Discography
Series covers Client
and Budget Labels (Aurora, Electradisk, 4-H, Fox Movietone, Sunrise,
Timely Tunes, and Yorkville); Theater Records (Pict-Ur-Music,Special
Effects, Theatre Records, and more); "Program Transcription"
Long-Playing Records (with complete data on masters used for
dubbing);Picture Discs; Talking Books
(the first RCA-produced issue); and Advertising Records
(specials for the Sale Department, RCA Radio Advertising Spots, and more.
From opera to the
blues, this new volume has something of interest to every collector of
vintage Victor recordings.
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70
total pages, illustrated
6" x 9" quality softcover
ISBN 978-0-9852004-6-6
AJAX
RECORDS: A HISTORY
AND DISCOGRAHY
By
William R. Bryant with the
Record Research Associates
Edited
and annotated by Allan Sutton
Ajax
has been called “the forgotten race-record label.” Created
by the son of Gramophone inventor Emile Berliner, it survived for only
two years, including a brief and unsuccessful excursion into the pop market
Although Ajax never
rose to the level of Okeh,
Paramount, or other emerging leaders in the race-record field, these now-rare
records are prized by collectors today.
The discography was
compiled by the late Bill
Bryant, who completed the work begun by a group of prominent discographers
affiliated with Record Research magazine. The wealth of detail
(much of it previously unpublished, or available only in out-of-print
works) sheds new light on this sometimes-overlooked artifact of the 1920s
“blues craze.”
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496 total pages
6" x 9" hardcover
(Cloth library binding)
ISBN
978-0-9852004-9-7
PSEUDONYMS ON AMERICAN RECORDS, 1892–1942
Third Revised & Expanded Edition
By
Allan Sutton
ARSC Lifetime Achievement Award Winner
Since 1990, Pseudonyms has been helping dealers and advanced collectors spot the hidden treasures.
Now it's back, in a fully revised and expanded edition featuring over 60 additional pages of pseudonym listings. More than 6,200 aliases are unmasked on 17,000 cylinders, 78s, and transcriptions in all genres, including (for the first time) American-produced ethnic and export-series records.
An important new feature is the addition of sources for each entry — whether original company files or other archival materials, correlation with corresponding non-pseudonymous issues, aural evidence, or reports from trusted secondary source. Also included are a cross-reference listing by artist; recording artists’ birth, legal, or married names; historical introduction; and user’s guide.
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