ABSTRACT
An American record produced by Grey Gull Record Co. ca. 1929; it had a subtitle “The Record of Today.” It offered dance music and popular vocals, with some jazz numbers.
A low-priced RCA record issued in 1933-1934. Material duplicated that of Bluebird, and the price was the same for both labels, $0.35. [Rust 1978.]
An American record issued by an unidentified company in California between 1924 and 1926. California artists were featured. [Rust 1978.]
A paste-over title added to six sides of Nordskog records in 1922 for performances by Kid “Ory’a Jazz Band. The group was identified as Spike’s Seven Pods of Pepper Orchestra. “Ory’s Creole Trombone” and “Society Blues” were the principal numbers; they were among the first jazz records cut by Black artists. [Rust 1978.]
A record issued by the Sunshine Phonograph and Record Co., St. Petersburg, Florida, in early 1925. Masters came from Okeh. [Kendziora 1987/6.]
