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LP Saydisc SD ? - no catalogue number Various Artists Bristol Folks

1 (red, small) Fiddle Medley (Bev & Richard Dewar);
She Moves Through the Fair (Anne Mavius);
Man of Constant Sorrow (Patrick Small);
Tramps and Hawkers (The Crofters);
Dona, Dona, Dona (Graham Kilsby);
He Was My Brother (Paul Evans);
Fare Thee Well (Bev & Richard Dewar);
Dirty Streets (Anne Mavius);
Geordie (The Crofters);
Flora (Patrick Small);
Farewell (Graham Kilsby).

A stupidly rare record that doesn't give anything away with regard to catalogue number. Matrix number is an unhelpful 16185/6. Limited edition press - 99 copies only?

All the artists on the LP were singers at the Ballads and Blues and/or the Poetry and Folk Clubs of Bristol.

Pat Small made an LP for Golden Guinea a couple of years later as one third of The West Country Three, whose LP was a tribute to Peter, Paul & Mary. Pat Small later joined a late line-up of The Pigsty Hill Light Orchestra. He was billed to play the secons Troubadour Reunion concert in 2004 but did not play on the night.
7" EP Saydisc SD 1 (?) Fred Wedlock Volume One

1 (red, small) Silbury Hill;
Si Mi Quieres Escribir;
Franklin;
Hey Nelly Nelly.

In generic Saydisc 7" sleeve with artist and song credits stuck onto credit panel. Rear of sleeve is blank. Includes Roneo insert, which concludes with the following credit, 'SAYDISC thank "Bristol Ballads and Blues Club" and "Bristol Poetry and Folk Club" for their co-operation in making this recording impossible'!

The catalogue number is taken from the insert, where the '1' looks suspiciously like a capital i - the matrix number is an unhelpful 16123.

This was very much a limited edition pressing - there may only have been 99 copies pressed as there is no Mecolico stamp on the labels or sleeve.
LP Saydisc SDL 112 Various Artists Cylinder Jazz

2 (blue, small) Make That Trombone Laugh (Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra);
International Cakewalk (Fred van Epps);
Hungarian Rag (New York Military Band);
At a Georgia Camp Meeting (Edison Grand Concert Band);
Hiawatha Rag (Ollie Oakley);
Meadow Lark (Duke Yellman & His Orchestra);
Dardanella (Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra);
Coconut Dance (Vess L. Ossman);
Nightime In Little Italy (Frisco Jass Band);
Bill Baily Won't You Please Help Me Home (Burt Sheppard);
Hiawatha Rag (Edison Concert Band);
Teasing Medley (Edison Military Band);
My Sumarian Girl (Vess L. Ossman);

A stupidly rare record that doesn't give anything away with regard to catalogue number. Matrix number is an unhelpful 16199/16200. Limited edition press - 99 copies only? The sister-release, SDL 117, gives the game away by mentioning the catalogue number of this earlier release.

The cylinders came from the collection of Roy Mickleburgh.
7" EP Saydisc SD 113 The Crofters Pill Ferry and other Folk Songs sung by The Crofters

2 (red) Pill Ferry;
Whip Jamboree;
23rd of June;
The Card Song.

7" 45rpm EP on the second, rough-textured, red generic label design with solid centre (are there any on the first label design?).

In picture sleeve showing Gef Lucena and Martin Pycroft on the Pill Ferry at Shirehampton. Record includes a Roneo insert informing the public at large that The Crofters were soon to record a whole EP of local songs, and to send your name and address off on the aforementioned insert if you wanted to know when it was released. The insert stated that one of the tracks was to be "The Great Nailsea Cider Bet", but this track never appeared - was it ever recorded?

Pill Ferry is Adge Cutler's Bristolian anthem, Pill, Pill (the song the Vatican tried to ban!). The misnaming of the song is interesting, because this version actually preceeds Adge Cutler's definitive recording).

Some more trivia with reference to the sleeve. The photo is taken from the ferry's prow just as it is approaching the slip path on the Shirehampton side, just across the road from the Lamplighters pub (both pub and slip path are still there, as is the shack at the top of the slip path, where you used to pay before going through the turnstile, and so down the usually slippery, muddy path to the ferry, which you got into by walking up a short plank between the path and the ferry side. Health & Safety would probably have a fit nowadays (I never did fall in, and just as well, as rumour has it that, if you did, you were rushed straight to the infectious diseases unit at the close-handy Ham Green Hospital)! Pill Creek is in the background and the ferry's name is 'Margaret' if you really want to know: after the Pill Ferry was discontinued in 1973, it went into retirement, but is now to be seen back ferrying in Bristol Docks. 'Pill' is old English for 'creek', which means that Pill Creek really means 'creek creek'.
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LP Saydisc SDL 117 Specialist: Music, Arts & Crafts Pianola Jazz

2 (blue, small) Skip Along;
Maple Leaf;
Blame It On the Blues;
For Me and My Gal (played by Pete Wendling);
Aunt Hagars Blues (played by Billy Mayerl);
I'll Dance Till De Sun Breaks Through;
Rose Of Washington Square (played by Pete Wendling);
Georgia Camp Meeting;
Stumbling;
French Trot (played by Victor Ardey);
Alabama Dream;
Creole Bells;
Old fashioned Girl.

All 65 note rolls except track 8 (88 note Themodist) and track 13 (88 note Metrostyle).

Early piano jazz and ragtime played on pianola rolls.

Also available on cassette CSDL 117.

Existence confirmed of white label test pressing with small blue generic Saydisc labels glued on top of white labels.
LP Saydisc SDL 118 Neville Dickie, Quentin Williams & Pete Davis Ragtime Piano 1966
2 (blue/small) Original Rags (Neville Dickie);
Daintiness Rag (Neville Dickie);
Rosotio (Quentin Williams);
The Cowcatcher (Quentin Williams);
Paragon Rag (Neville Dickie);
Rag-Time Dance (Neville Dickie);
The Nailbreaker (Quentin Williams);
Ceonothus Rag (Quentin Williams);
Hilarity Rag (Pete Davis);
Maple Leaf Rag (Pete Davis);
Weeping Willow (Neville Dickie);
The Thriller! (rag) (Neville Dickie);
Grace and Beauty (Neville Dickie).

Remained on catalogue long enough to be issued on the 4th label design.

In the British Ragtime series - Volume 1.

All Q. Williams' tracks are original compositions - a rarity in the 1960s British jazz and blues scene!

Existence confirmed of white label test pressing with small blue generic Saydisc labels glued on top of white labels.
7" EP Saydisc SD 119 Specialist: Music, Arts & Crafts Enchanted Carols: Played on old Musical Boxes 1971
1 (red) The First Nowel (22" disc Polyphon with glockenspiel attachment, followed by a 15 1/2" Regina);
Come All Ye faithful (15 1/2" disc Regina);
Hark the Herald Angels Sing (15 1/2" disc Regina);
Star of Bethlehem (15 1/2" disc Regina);
Silent Night (Symphonion 11 3/4" disc, followed by a Polyphon 9 1/2" disc);
Good King Wenceslas (22" disc Polyphon with glockenspiel attachment, followed by a 15 1/2" Regina).

7" 45rpm EP on at least three label designs - the earliest press is on the first label design with the credit 'Christmas Carols on Disc Musical Boxes' on the generic sleeve. The second label press is on a rough-textured, red label with solid centre and the altered title and new sleeve design. Also spotted on the fourth label design (red/silver). All have have 16179 matrix numbers, but the first two do not have catalogue number details on label.

There are three versions of the picture sleeve. The first is the generic Saydisc sleeve with no catalogue number details. The second is of the flipback sleeve variety, and has the illustration tinted purple, and text also coloured purple. Catalogue number is included on sleeve but not label. The text on the front of the sleeve is centred, with 'Enchanted Carols' in ornate type face on both front and rear. 'Played on old Musical Boxes' is in mixed case. On the rear of the sleeve at the bottom is the blurb of where to write for a catalogue, and the printing credit is for Senol Printing. The later sleeve has the illustration in black and white with the "Saydisc 45 r.p.m." text justified to the left. "Enchanted Carols" is in a different type face on front and rear, and "PLAYED ON OLD MUSICAL BOXES" is in upper case throughout. Apart from the Saydisc text, the text on the front of the sleeve is printed in red: all other text is in black. The rear of the sleeve does not include the blurb as to where to send for a catalogue, and the printing credit is for West Surrey Printing Co. Ltd., Chertsey. Curiously enough, both have a priniting error in that there is a gap between, the "o" and the "n" in the word "on" on the rear sleeve sub-title!

'Played on beautiful old Musical Boxes from the Mickleburgh collection', as it says on the back of the sleeve.
7" EP Saydisc SD 120 The Crofters Drink Up Thee Cider: The Crofters Sing Adge

2 (blue) Casn't Kill Couch;
Champion Dung Spreader;
When the Common Market Comes to Stanton Drew;
Drink Up Thee Cider.

7" 45rpm EP with solid centre, but in light blue rather than dark red.

Picture sleeve showing Coates Somerset Cider Factory, Nailsea. The back of the sleeve states, 'The Somerset songs of Adge Cutler Sung By The Crofters'. Includes a Roneo sheet of A5 paper advertising the first Crofters EP.

This EP predates Adge Cutler's own recordings of these songs. One interesting point is that the insert in the previous Crofters EP (SD-113) stated that this EP would include a song by Adge Cutler called The Great Nailsea Cider Bet. Well it doesn't - was it ever recorded? Is there an Adge Cutler version even? Isn't it about time that someone got onto Bob Barratt at EMI to see if there is a Syd Barrett-type plethora of unreleased Wurzels recordings.

The first and last tracks also include Pete Davis on string bass, joining Gef Lucena and Martin Pyman.
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LP Saydisc SDL 123 St. Mary Redcliffe School Choir Three 20th Century Cantatas 1966
2 (red) People Wherever You Are;
Cantata 1 - The Christian Story;
The daniel Jazz - Part 1;
The daniel Jazz - Part 2;
Cantata II - The Prophesy of Isaiah.

In thin card, 'floppy' generic sleeve, with credits overprinted.

The St. Mary Redcliffe School Choir is conducted by Peter Fowler, who formed it in 1958. Soloists are: Roger Nicholas; Andrew Maddern; Maurice Smith; Graham Atwell; John Haly; Stephen Beasant; Thomas Bush; Richard Yandell. Music is arranged by Arthur Parkman and played by the Arthur Parkman Quintet.

Recorded at T.W.W. Studios (the then local commercial television station) in December 1964 and December 1965. The St. Mary Redcliffe School Choir conducted by Peter Fowler.

Existance confirmed of a white label test presing with generic, small red Saydisc labels glued on over the top of the white labels.
7" EP Saydisc SD 124 Fred Wedlock ?

2 (blue) Virtute et Industrial;
+ five more - title currently unknown

Six track EP with solid centre. Presumably, this was issued in a generic sleeve or with a Roneo insert as otherwise there are no track or artist credits.

Includes Fred on guitar with violin and vocal accompaniment - presumably from Bev & Richard Dewar, as they are credited on Virtute et Industrial's reappearance on the Sounds of Bristol 7" LP (33SD 245)..
7" EP Saydisc 33SD 125 Anderson, Jones, Jackson Anderson, Jones, Jackson 1966

A 5 track EP - tracks unknown.

Ian A. Anderson, Al Jones and Elliot Jackson.
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7" EP Saydisc SD 127 Specialist: Music, Arts & Crafts Bells of Bristol Vol. 1

4 (purple/silver) Change ringing from Bristol: St. Mary Redcliffe (12 bells);
The Lord Mayor's Chapel (6 bells);
Bristol Cathedral (8 bells);
St. Stephen's, City (10 bells).

7" 45rpm EP in picture sleeve with 8 page Roneo insert.
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7" EP Saydisc SD 129 The Crofters Ballad of the Severn Bridge

3 (yellow) Ballad of the Severn Bridge;
As I Walked Out One Morn;
The Butter Churning Race;
Buttercup Meadows.

Picture sleeve. Record pressed with solid centre. Includes a Roneo insert.

All tracks are composed and performed by the Crofters. Both the sleeve notes and insert notes advertise that The Crofters were soon to release an LP - was this ever recorded and release?.
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LP Saydisc SDL 131 St. Mary Redcliffe and Temple School Choir 1967 Recital 1967
1 (red, small) Speak My Tongue (Gregorian hymn);
Praise Ye the Lord (Psalm 150; Reginald Redman);
Confitemini Domini (Constantini);
Rejoice in the Lord Always (Anon., attr. John Redford);
O Taste and See (Vaughan Willliams);
Exsultate Deo (Scarlatti);
Nunc Dimittis in F major (solo, Peter Vincent);
Zadoc the Priest (Handel);
Recession from A Ceremony Of Carols (Britten);
Humoresque (Yon);
Gloria in D major (Vivaldi).

Conductor, Peter Fowler, who also formed the choir in 1958; organist, John Marsh.

Recorded at a concert at St. Mary Redcliffe follwing a highly successful tour of Germany in August 1967.
LP Saydisc SDL 132 Specialist: Music, Arts & Crafts Pianola Ragtime

4 (orange/silver) Temptation Rag;
Rag-Time Skedaddle;
Wabash Blues;
1915 Rag;
The Grizzly Bear Rag;
Walhalla (Two Step Craze);
Florida Rag;
Bow-Bow Blues;
Ragtime Oriole;
A Coon Band Contest;
Smokey Mokes;
Ticked To Death;
Buzzer Rag;
Panama Rag.

All 65 note rolls except track 3 (88 note - no make given), track 4 (88 note Perfecta), and track 8 (88 note Universal)..

The Golden Age Of Mechanical Music series - Vol. 1. early piano ragtime from pianola rolls.

Also available on cassette, catalogue number CSDL 132.
LP Saydisc SDL 133 The St. Mary's Players The World Premiere Production of Bonanza 1912 1967
2 (red, small) Overture;
Hullo There!;
Crystal Ball;
Make Hay!;
C'Est la Vie;
I'm Having the Time of My Life;
Bonanza!;
Farewell Monte Carlo;
Overture;
Paint the Town Red;
Keeping Up with the Joneses;
Gentlemen of the Town;
Strolling Down the Strand;
Votes For Women!;
Airs and Graces;
Rarin' To Go;
Bonanza!

Written by Kenneth Warr and Eric Ward. Recorded Live at St. Mary's Parish Hall, Fishponds, Bristol.
7" EP Saydisc SD 134 Ian A. Anderson and Elliot Jackson Almost the Country Blues 1968

EP.
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LP Saydisc SDL 136 The Blue Note Jazz Band Farewell To the Ship

2 (blue, small) Something Spanish;
'Round Midnight;
Mary Jane;
Just Squeeze Me;
Rebecca;
Edith;
Creole Love Call;
Don't Think Twice;
Ain't Misbehaving;
Threepenny Bit.

John Hooper, Geoff Hancock, Roger Bennett, Dave Challis, Nick Cooper, Mike Whitehead, John Viner, Chris Martin, Paul Hawkins.

There are two line-ups on this LP, one recorded live at The Ship in Redcliff Hill before it was bulldozed (along with the original shot tower) to widen the road, and the other line-up on the studio recordings.
7" EP Saydisc SD 137 Mike Cooper Up the Country Blues

2 (blue) Four track EP with die-cut centre.

Presumably, this was issued in a generic sleeve or with a Roneo insert as otherwise there are no track or artist credits.
LP Saydisc SDL 138 Barbecue Bob The Georgia Blues Vol. 1


Mississippi Heavy Water Blues;
Brown Skin Gal;
Waycross Georgia Blues;
Going Up the Country;
Mississippi Low-Levee Blues;
Bad Time Blues;
Meat Man Pete;
Dollar Down Blues;
Red Hot Mama;
It's a Funny Little Thing;
The Monkey and the Baboon;
Darktown Gamblin' - part one;
Darktown Gamblin' - part two;
Jambooger Blues;
It Just Won't Quit;
New Mojo Blues.

The matrix number is very indistinct (the SDL part is clear, but is almost certainly either 138 or 198). My file copy is a curiousity in that it is almost certainly a test pressing in a plain white sleeve, but it has what looks very suspiciously like American labels (glued over the white labels) with track details and the catalogue number K-1002.
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7" EP Saydisc 33SD 140 Lauri Say and the Island Folk Songs for Singing Islanders 1968

The Southern Vectis Bus Song;
U.D.I. for I.O.W;
The Isle of Wight for Me;
The Hovercraft.

Issued in two different picture sleeves. The first issue from 1968 (?) is in the generic Saydisc 7" sleeve with credits printed directly onto the sleeve in the credits panel. A sticker stating 33 1/3 rpm covers the pre-printed 45rpm credit. The reverse of the sleeve gives details about the artist and the songs, written by Lauri Say. A white label copy of this exists with smooth texture but with rough-textured label centres.

The later issue has almost the same rear, but with some text added stating where the record may be bought (Teagues of Ryde and Newport, 'The Island Centre for Music & Home Entertainment'). The front of the sleeve is different with a line drawing of the island.

I reckon Fred Wedlock listened to this, as I remember him doing something similar to The Southern Vectis Bus Song!
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LP Matchbox SDM 142 Various Artists Blues Like Showers of Rain July 1968
M1 A Few Short Lines (Dave Kelly);
Going To Germany (The Panama Limited Jug Band);
Nothin' In Ramblin' (Jo-Ann Kelly);
Dealing with the Devil (Simon & Steve [Simon Prager & Steve Rye]);
Meeting House Rag (Mike Cooper);
Friday Evening Blues (Ian Anderson with Adrian 'Putty' PIetryga & Elliot Jackson);
Dark Road Blues (The Missouri Compromise);
Say No To the Devil (Simon & Steve);
Black Snake Moan (Mike Cooper);
If I Had Possession (The Missouri Compromise);
Rowdy Blues (Ian Anderson);
Black Mary (Jo-Ann Kelly);
Travelling Blues (Dave Kelly);
Cocaine Habit (The Panama Limited Jug Band).

Panama Limited Jug Company comprise Chris Anderson, Tony Ralph, Brian Strachan, Ron Needes with Pete Hossell from Missouri Compromise playing Jug as Ron Needes had split his lip! Missouri Compromise comprise Steve 'Lump' Gamgee, Chris Turner and Pete Hossell.

This LP gained a lot of exposure from John Peel, who featured many of the artists in session on his BBC radio show. The follwing is from Ian A. Anderson, quoted in Ken Garner's In Session Tonight (BBC, 1993, p. 48): ' Mike Cooper and I had suggested Gef Lucena of Saydisc in Bristol start a blues label called Matchbox, and when its first compilation LP Blues Like Showers of Rain came out in July 1968, everything went silly…John Peel, then as now, the first to spot something good happening at the roots, played it every week on Night Ride and had most of the artists guesting.'
LP Matchbox SDR 143 Blind Boy Fuller Blind Boy Fuller On Down Vol. 1 1968
M2 (light blue/silver) What's That Smell Like Fish (with Bull City Red);
Weeping Willow;
Worn Out Engine Blues (with Sonny Terry & Bull City Red);
New Oh Red (with Dipper Boy Council & Bull City Red);
Mean & No Good Woman (with Sonny Terry);
Corrine What makes You Treat Me So;
Get Your Yas Yas Out (with Sonny Terry & Bull City Red);
Why Don't My Baby Write To Me?;
Baby Quit Your Low Down Ways;
Worried and Evil Man Blues;
Mamie;
If You See My Pigmeatl
Put You Back In Jail;
Where My Woman Usta Lay.

Bull City Red and Oh Red are pseudonyms for George Washington.

This LP was reissued in 1974 as LP 110 by Flyright Records, with whom Saydisc issued several joint record releases a couple of years later. The Flyright issue had a different sleeve design but retains the same title. The Saydisc catalogue number SDM 143 (not SDR as per the Saydisc issue?) is the only matrix number included in the run-off and also appears in smaller type above the Flyright number on the labels.
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LP Saydisc SDL 145 Specialist: Music, Arts & Crafts The Golden Age Of Mechanical Music - Vol. 2- Story of the Polyphon 1968

The illustrated talk is based on one given on Radio 3 in 1963 and the music is played on 15 1/2, 19 5/8, 22 & 24 1/2 inch discs. One tracks is played on Le Coultre Overture Musical Box circa 1835.
LP Matchbox SDM 146 Various Artists Blues Piano 1968
M2 (light blue/silver) I Don't Know (Cripple Clarence Lofton);
Policy Blues (Cripple Clarence Lofton);
Crazy 'Bout My Baby (Blind Roosevelt Graves with Uaroy Graves, Will Ezell & unknown accompanist);
Bustin' the Jug (Blind Roosevelt Graves with Uaroy Graves, Will Ezell & unknown accompanist);
So Cold In China (Shorty Bob Parker with Kid Prince Moore);
Rain & Snow (Shorty Bob Parker with Kid Prince Moore);
Farish St. Jive (Little Brother Montgomery);
Texas Heifer Blues (Springback James [Frank James]);
Stingaree Mama Blues (Springback James);
Skippy Whippy (Mississippi Jook Band [Blind Roosevalt Graves, Uaroy Graves & Cooney Vaughan);
Dangerous Woman (Mississippi Jook Band);
Down By the M and O (Lee Brown with Sam Brown & unknown accompanist);
Jeff Davis Highway (Lee Brown with Sam Brown & unknown accompanist);
East Chicago Blues (Pinetop & Lindberg [Aaron Sparks & Lindberg Sparks]).

The various roles of the Piano in Early Blues

Existence confirmed of a white label test pressing.
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LP Saydisc SDL 151 Specialist: Music, Arts & Crafts The Golden Age Of Mechanical Music - Vol. 3- Wurlitzer



LP Saydisc SDL 152 Specialist: Music, Arts & Crafts The Golden Age Of Mechanical Music - Vol. 4- Giant German Orchestrions


Existence confirmed of a white label test pressing.
LP Saydisc SDL 153 Specialist: Music, Arts & Crafts The Golden Age Of Mechanical Music - Vol. 5 - Story of the Mechanical Organ 1969

A story with musical interludes by Bruca Angrave about a barrel organ imported into the UK in 1865, and restored during the 1960s.

The sleeve shows a lovely drawing of a Heath Robinson-type contraption called a "Pianolautomaticarillopolyphorganenmatical box". Phew!

The barrel organ is an Imhof & Muckle, No. 2296, purchased by Angrave in Portobello in the 1960s in ruinous condition and lovingly renovated.
LP Saydisc SDL 154 Various Artists Texas - Louisiana Blues


New Road Blues (Lonnie Williams);
Tears in My Heart (Lonnie Williams);
Single Man Blues (Frankie Lee Sims);
Don't Forget Me Baby (Frankie Lee Sims);
I Want My Mary (Alex Moore);
Miss No Good Weed (Alex Moore);
Sam's Comin' Home (Suitcase Johnson);
T. P. Railer (Black Diamond);
Ground Hog Blues (Lil' Son Jackson);
Evil Blues (Lil' Son Jackson);
Cairo Blues (Lil' Son Jackson);
Rainy Morning Blues (Country Jim);
Avenue Breakdown (Country Jim);
Mountain Key (Jesse Thomas);
Same Old Stuff (Jesse Thomas);
Zetter Blues (Jesse Thomas).

Side 1 has an incorrect matrix in the run-off groove, SDL 134, with the 3 lightly scratched out and a 5 added even more lightly; the matrix on side 2 is a 'typed' SD 154 with the L added in 'freehand'. My file copy is a curiousity in that it is almost certainly a test pressing in a plain white sleeve, but it has what looks very suspiciously like American labels (glued over white labels) with track details and the catalogue number H-103.
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7" EP Saydisc 33SD 156 Dave & Tim with the Downsiders Sheep 1968
3 (red) Robert E. Lee (Dave Mudge);
For the Evening (Tim Clutterbuck);
Joe Collett (Tim Clutterbuck);
Memory Book (Dave Mudge).

Picture sleeve designed by Tim Clutterbuck. Record has solid centre and plays at 33 1/3.

Thanks very much to Andy Leggett for not only telling me about this issue, but also for sending me a spare copy all the way from Germany! The proposed Mudge & Clutterbuck LP on Village Thing a few years later did not, unfortunately, materialise.
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7" EP Saydisc SD 158 Specialist: Music, Arts & Crafts The Street Piano: A New Selection of Popular Songs 1971
Salmon 7" 45rpm EP. All music from a 48 note Chiappa Ltd. street piano, with music marked and arranged by A. Tomaso, London, from the Mickleburgh collection, Bristol ('played' by Roy Mickleburgh).
LP Matchbox SDM 159 Ian A. Anderson and Mike Cooper The Inverted World 1968

One Time Blues (Mike Cooper);
Few Short Lines (Mike Cooper);
Send Me to the 'Lectric Chair (Mike Cooper);
The Way I Feel; (Mike Cooper);
Good Book Teach You (Mike Cooper);
The Inverted World (Mike Cooper);
Cottonfield Blues (Ian A. Anderson);
West Country Blues (Ian A. Anderson);
Don't You Want To Go (Ian A. Anderson);
Big Road Blues (Ian A. Anderson);
Little Queen of Spades (Ian A. Anderson);
Tom Rushen Blues (Ian A. Anderson);
Beedle Um Bum (Ian A. Anderson).

Each artist gets one side of the LP.

Existence confirmed of a white label test pressing.
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LP Saydisc SDL 161 Unknown Test Pressing


Existence confirmed of a white label test pressing in plain white sleeve, which has K 1004 written on one label in biro and Kokomo 1004 written on the sleeve.
LP Saydisc SDL 162 Mike Absalom Save the Last Gherkin for Me 1969

Absolom's first LP was issued on the early Island offshoot, Sportsdisc, which mainly catered for fans of rugby songs and the like. This was his second LP and is hard to find and valuable. The next one is even more valuable because it appeared on the highly collectable spiral Vertigo label.

My mum is a Londoner (Lambeth variety), and she has told me many times, and with great gusto, that between the wars, in Lambeth, a gherkin was always referred to as a 'wally' because of its unfortunate resemblance to a gentleman's thingy (not the colour, hopefully), which was also called a wally.
LP Matchbox SDL 163 Kokomo Arnold Kokomo Arnold 1969
M2 (light blue/silver) Tired of Running From Door To Door;
Kid Man Blues (unknown accompanist);
The Twelves;
Midnight Blues (unknown accompanist);
Big Leg Mama (John Russel Blues);
Your Ways and Actions (unknown accompanist);
I'll Be Up Someday;
Back On the Job (with Peetie Wheetstraw);
Set Down Gal (with [probably] Peetie Wheetstraw);
Southern Railroad Blues;
Big Ship Blues (with [probably] Peetie Wheetstraw);
Busy Bootin'
Slop Jar Blues;
Black Annie.

Original records provided by Evelyn and Johnny Parth from the Bristol & South Wales Collectors' Circle.
LP Saydisc SDL 164 Eric Jordan The Loughborough Carillon 1969
4 (purple/silver) Londonderry Air;
Preludium voor Klokkenspiel;
Andante;
Drink To Me Only;
Nocturne;
Berceuse from Jocelyn;
Softly Awakes My Heart;
Die Lorelei;
Poem;
Extemporization;
Humoresque;
Tempo di Gavotta and Double (extract).

Recordd in the tower just below the bells. The last piece is played by Peter Stratfold.
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LP Matchbox SDM 167 Various Artists Blues Like Showers of Rain Volume 2 1968

Stop Breaking Down (Simon & Steve [Simon Prager & Steve Rye]);
It Hurts Me Too (Frances McGillivray);
No Time To Lose (Little Brother Dave);
Maybelle Rag (John James);
Bread of Heaven (Steve Rye);
Whitewash Station (The Panama Limited Jug Band);
Rambling Man (Frances McGillivray);
Six Feet In the Ground (Little Brother Dave);
Slow Fast Drag Trot (John James);
Corn Bread, Peas and Black Molasses (Simon & Steve);
Blues Walking Like a Man (Little Brother Dave);
Wildcat Squall (The Panama Limited Jug Band).

Panama Limited Jug Company comprise Chris Anderson, Tony Ralph, Brian Strachan, Ron Needes and Pete Hossell guesting on jug. The Frances McGillivray tracks have Mick Burke on guitar and a lightly disguised Mikel Kooper on second guitar (Mike Cooper was now signed to Pye).

Bob Hall of the legendary Brunning Sunflower Band produces on this LP.
LP Matchbox SDR 168 Various Artists Blind Boy Fuller On Down Volume 2 1969
M2 (light blue/silver) Crow Lane Blues (Julius Daniels);
Walking & Looking Blues (Blind Boy Fuller);
Working Man Blues (Blind Boy Fuller);
Tricks Ain't Working No More (Budy Moss);
Cross and Evil Woman Blues (Blind Gary Davis);
I'm Throwing Up My Hand (Blind Gary Davis);
Mississippi River (Bull City Red);
Pick & Shovel Blues (Bull City Red);
Love Me With a Feeling (Sonny Jones);
Dough Roller (Sonny Jones);
I'm a Black Woman's Man (Blind Boy Fuller No. 2 [Brownie McGhee] with Bull City Red);
Got To Find My Little Woman (Blind Boy Fuller No. 2 with Bull City Red & Jordan Webb);
Mama Mama Blues (Sleepy Joe's Washboard Band with Ralph Willis & Pete Sanders);
Shake Boogie (Jammin' Jim [Ed Harris]);
Lemon Man (Dan Pickett);
Trixie (Curley Weaver).

An accompanying volume to Blind Boy Fuller On Down Vol. 1 (SDR 143), this includes performances by those who were influenced by Fuller.
LP Matchbox SDR 169 Sonny Boy Williamson Sonny Boy and His Pals 1969
M2 (light blue/silver) Tell Me Baby (with Walter Davis & Big Bill Broonzy);
Honey Bee Blues (with Walter Davis & Big Bill Broonzy);
Decoration Day Blues No. 2 (with Joshua Altheimer & Fred Williams);
Love Me Baby (with Big Bill Broonzy, Blind John Davis & Alfred Elkins);
I'm Gonna Catch You Soon (with Ransom Knowling & Blind John Davis);
Miss Stella Brown Blues (with Blind John Davis, Ted Summitt & Armand Jump Jackson);
Desperado Woman Blues (with Blind John Davis, Ted Summitt & Armand Jump Jackson);
Lonesome Man Blues (with Elijah Jones, Yank Rachel & unknown accompanist);
I'm Wild and Crazy As I Can Be (with Elijah Jones & Yank Rachel);
Army Man Blues (with Yank Rachel, William Mitchell & Washboard Sam);
Tappin' That Thing (with Yank Rachel, Alfred Elkins & Washboard Sam);
Worried Blues (with Yank Rachel, William Mitchell & Washboard Sam);
.38 Pistol (with Yank Rachel, William Mitchell & Washboard Sam);
Vitamin A Blues (with Big Joe Willimas & Jump Jackson).

Original records provided by Dave Williams, Jack Parsons and David Ackling.

This is the original Sonny Boy Williamson (the one who recorded "Big Bill and Sonny Boy" for RCA - or at least, the one who was issued posthumously on that particular record, to be completely accurate), not the one who recorded the LP with the Yardbirds.
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LP Saydisc SDL 171 See RL 320



SDL 171 exists as matrix number in the run-off groove of RL 320, Various Artists, The Great Harmonica Players Volume 1.
LP Saydisc SDL 172 See RL 323



SDL 172 exists as matrix number in the run-off groove of RL 323, Various Artists, Memphis Blues Vol. 1.
LP Saydisc SDL 173 Specialist: Music, Arts & Crafts The Golden Age Of Mechanical Music - Vol. 6 - Honky-Tonk Nickelodeons 1967

Sleeve has the extra credits, "Seeburg, Cremorna and Empress Electric Orchestras". The sleeve shows a lovely drawing of a Heath Robinson-type contraption called a "Pianolautomaticarillopolyphorganenmatical box". Phew! Music played on Seeburg H Solo Orchestrion, Cremona Orchestral K and Empress Electric Style Y.
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7" LP Saydisc 33 SD 177 Specialist: Music, Arts & Crafts Clifton- "Father" Willis 1873-1969 1969
Blue/silver 7" 33 1/3rpm LP. Recordings of the organ in Big School, Clifton College in 1969, before the organ was dismantled prior to building development work. The organ is played by the Director of Music, Mr. David Pettit.
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LP Saydisc SDL 181 Specialist: Music, Arts & Crafts The Golden Age Of Mechanical Music - Vol. 7- Mechanical Opera 1969

From the Tony Sherriff and Roy Mickleborough collections. The music of Gilbert & Sullivan, Rossini, Verdi & more played on Musical Boxes, Barrel and Street Organs.
LP Matchbox SDR 182 Various Artists Those Cakewalkin' Babies from Home Vol. 1


Jug Band Blues (Sara Martin with her Jug Band [Clifford Hayes, Curtis Hayes & Earl McDonald]);
Don't You Quit Me Daddy (Sara Martin with her Jug Band);
Long Tall Mama (Bernice Edwards);
Mean Man Blues (Bernice Edwards);
Death Bell Blues (Madlyn Davis with Georgia Tom & Tampa Red);
Gold Tooth Papa Blues (Madlyn Davis with Georgia Tom & Tampa Red);
You're Going To Leave the Old Home, Jim (Lulu Jackson);
I Ain't Givin' Nobody None (Mae Glover with John Byrd);
Red Beans & Rice (Gladys Bentley);
Big Gorilla Man (Gladys Bentley);
Seaboard Blues (Lucille Bogan);
Troubled Mind (Lucille Bogan);
Deceived Blues (Annie Turner with Little Brother Montgomery & Walter Vincson);
Workhouse Blues (Annie Turner with Little Brother Montgomery & Walter Vincson);
I'm Not a Bad Gal (Memphis Minnie with Little Son Joe and unknown accompanists);
It Was You, Baby (Memphis Minnie with Little Son Joe and unknown accompanists);

Existance confirmed of a white label test pressing.
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LP Matchbox SDR 190 Furry Lewis Furry Lewis In Memphis


St. Louis Blues;
Furry Lewis' Blues;
When I Lay My Burdon Down;
Kassie Jones;
Going To Brownsville;
Skinny Woman;
See That My Grave Is Kept Clean;
John Henry;
Furry Lewis Rag;
Careless Love;
My Blue Heaven;
Old Dog Blue;
Spanish Flang Dang;
Highway 61;
Toast.

Sleeve states that this is the continental issue of Roots SL 505.

Existence confirmed of a white label test pressing.
LP Matchbox SDL 191 Peetie Wheatstraw The Devil's Son In Law (1930-36) 1969
M2 (light blue/silver) Ain't It a Pity and a Shame (with Charley Jordan);
Don't Hang My Clothes On No Barbed Wire Line (with Charley Jordan);
C. and A. Blues (with Charley Jordan);
Sleepless Nights Blues;
Throw Me In the Alley (with Ike Rogers & Henry Brown);
Doing the Best I Can (with Charlie McCoy);
Rising Man Blues (with Will Weldon);
King of Spades (with [possibly] Charley Jordan);
Letter Writing Blues (with Will Weldon);
King Spider Blues;
Cocktail Man Blues;
Last Dime Blues (with [possibly] Charley Jordan);
Cut Out Blues;
First and Last Blues;
True Blue Woman;
Sweet Home Blues.

Original records provided by Jack Parsons.

This LP was reissued in 1974 as FLY LP 111 by Flyright Records, with whom Saydisc issued several joint record releases a couple of years later. The Flyright issue had a different sleeve design and is titled Peetie Wheatstraw Vol. 1 1930 - 36. The Saydisc catalogue number SDR 191 (not SDL as per the Saydisc issue?) is scratched out in the run-off with the new catalogue number added.
LP Matchbox SDL 192 Peetie Wheatstraw The High Sheriff From Hell (1936-38) 1969
M2 (light blue/silver) Low Down Rascal (with Kokomo Arnold);
When I Get My Bonus (with Kokomo Arnold);
Coon Can Shorty (with Kokomo Arnold);
The First Shall Be Last (with Kokomo Arnold);
Deep Sea Love (with Kokomo Arnold);
Remember and Forget Blues;
Don't Take a Chance;
Block and Tackle;
When a Man Gets Down (with unknown accompanists);
False Hearted Woman (with Kokomo Arnold and unknown accompanists);
Crapshooters Blues;
Sick Bed Blues;
I'm Gonna Cut Out Everything (with unknown accompanists);
Devilment Blues (with unknown accompanists);
Truckin' through Traffic (with Lonnie Johnson and unknown accompanists);
Sugar Mama (with Lonnie Johnson and unknown accompanists).

Original records provided by Jack Parsons.

My file copy includes a printed booklet by David Peel, which is a preliminary essay for a projected book about Wheatstraw. Distributed by Belltower Books of Ontario.
LP Saydisc SDL 193 Specialist: Music, Arts & Crafts The Golden Age Of Mechanical Music - Vol. 8- The Reproducing Piano



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I have a test press with a matrix that might be SDL 198, but I currently think is SDL 138. I could be wrong.
LP Matchbox SDR 199 Various Artists Early Blues Volume 1: Skoodle-Um-Skoo 1970

I've Got Salvation In My Heart (Stovepipe No. 1 [Sam Jones]);
Lord Don't You Know I Have No Friend Llike You? (Stovepipe No. 1);
Cripple Creek and Sourwood Mountain - take 1 (Stovepipe No. 1);
Turkey In the Straw (Stovepipe No. 1);
Mama Don't Allow It (and She Ain't Gonna Have It Here) (Charlie Jackson);
Take Me Back Blues (Charlie Jackson);
Shave Em Dry (Charlie Jackson);
Coffee Pot Blues (Charlie Jackson);
Skoodle Um Skoo (Charlie Jackson);
Jonestown Blues (Banjo Joe [Gus Cannon & Blind Blake]);
Madison Street Rag (Banjo Joe);
Can You Blame the Colored Man (Banjo Joe);
Humming Blues (Joe Joe [Joe Linthecome]);
The Kansas City Call (Winston Holmes & Charlie Turner);
Rounders Lament (Winston Holmes & Charlie Turner);
Sheiks Special (Walter Jacobs & the Carter Brothers [probably Lonnie & Bo Chatman, Walter Vinscon and possibly Charlie McCoy]);
Dear Little Girl (Walter Jacobs & the Carter Brothers [probably Lonnie & Bo Chatman, Walter Vinscon and possibly Charlie McCoy]);
Champaigne Charlie Is My Name (Billy James and His Guitar [probably Blind Blake]).

Existance confirmed of a white label test pressing in plain white sleeve.
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LP Matchbox SDR 206 Various Artists Early Folk Blues Volume 2: Hometown Skiffle 1970

You Shall (Beale Street Sheiks [Stokes and Sane - Frank Stokes & Dan Sane]);
Jelly Roll Blues (Excelsior Quartette);
Too Long (Mississippi Sheiks [Walter Vincson and, probably, Lonnie Chatman]);
She Showed It All (Napoleon Fletcher with Roosevelt Sykes & Edith Johnson);
I'm Gonna Get It (Hokum Boys [Casey Bill Weldon, Big Bill, Washboard Sam and unknown accompanists]);
Derbytown (Old Ced Odom & Lil 'Diamonds' Hardaway);
Hometown Skiffle - Part 1 (Paramount All-Stars [probably Alex Hill, Georgia Tom Dorsey, Will Ezell & Blind Blake]);
Hometown Skiffle - Part 2 (Paramount All-Stars [probably Alex Hill, Blind Lemon Jefferson, Georgia Tom Dorsey, Will Ezell & Blind Blake, Charlie Spand & Papa Charlie Jackson]);
It's a Good Thing (Beale Street Sheiks);
Kitchen Mechanic Blues (Excelsior Quartet);
Skinner (Winston Holmes & Charlie Turner);
Slave Man Blues (Bumble Bee Slim [Amos Easton and probably Arnett Nelson & Black Bob with unknown accompanists]);
Keep Your Mind On It (Hokum Boys [as above with speech by Weldon]);
Stop Truckin' & Suzi-Q (Tampa Red and the Chicago Five [probably with Arnett Nelson, Black Bob & Willie B. James with unknown accompanists]);
Texas Tommy (Yank Rachel with Sonny Boy Williamson & 'Jackson' Joe Williams);
Every Time My Heart Beats (The Delta Boys [Son Bonds, John Estes & Raymond Thomas]).
2-LP Matchbox SDX 207/8 Various Artists Black Diamond Express To Hell 1970

Mother's Prayer (A. C. Forehand with Blind Mamie Forehand);
Sit Down Servant (Rev. J. C. Burnett and His Gospel Singers [probably Sisters Grainger & Jackson]);
I've Got a Key To the Kingdom (Blind Willie Davis);
You Got To Walk That Lonesome Valley (Rev. F. W McGhee with unknown accompanists);
Arise and Shine (Lonnie McIntorsh);
Christ Was Born On Christmas Morn (Cotton Top Mountain Sanctified Singers ['Half Pint' Jaxon with, probably, Punch Miller and unknown accompanists]);
Now Is the Needy Time (Daniel Brown with Tiny Parham and unknown accompanist);
I Am the Vine (Elder Otis Jones with unknown acompanists);
I'm So Glad Today, Today (A. C. Forehand with Blind Mamie Forehand);
The Angel Done Gone Down (Rev. J. C. Burnett and His Gospel Singers [probably Sisters Grainger & Jackson]);
I Saw the Light (Bull City Red with Blind Gary Davis);
I Want Two Wings To Veil My Face (Cotton Top Mountain Sanctified Singers ['Half Pint' Jaxon with, probably, Punch Miller and unknown accompanists]);
How Much I Owe (Lonnie McIntorsh);
Your Enemy Cannot Harm You (Blind Willie davis);
Beulah Land (Daniel Brown with Tiny Parham and Blind Blake);
I'm On My Way To the Kingdom Land (Bo Weavil Jackson);
When the Saints Come Marching Home (Bo Weavil Jackson);
How Long (Rev. Charles White with James Butler and unknown accompanist);
Laid Down My Burdon (Prophet B. W. West with congregation and unknown accompanists);
I Want 2 Wings (Rev. Utah Smith with congregation);
God' Mighty Hand (Rev. Utah Smith with congregation);
Stand By Me (Sister Matthews with James Butler);
I'll Fly Away (Rev. B. C. Cambell with congregagtion and unknown accompanists);
Heaven Bound Train (Rev. B. C. Cambell with congregagtion and unknown accompanists);
We're Gonna Have a Good Time (Gospel Keys [AKA Two Gospel Keys -Mother Sally Jones and Emma Daniels]);
I Love Travelling (Two Gospel Keys);
I Want My Crown (Gospel Keys);
What You Want the Lord To Do For You (Goldrock Gospel Singers [no details known]);
Jesus Is With Me (Goldrock Gospel Singers);
Jesus Loves Us All (Rev. A, Johnson with unknown accompanist);
I Don't Know How To Get Along Without the Lord (Rev. A, Johnson with unknown accompanists);
This Way (The Gospel Twins - no details known);
One Word (The Gospel Twins).



Double LP in single sleeve.

Existence confirmed of white label test pressing.
LP Saydisc SDL 209 Specialist: Music, Arts & Crafts Piston Polka 1970
4 (purple/silver) Old Comrades March;
Beer Barrel Polka;
La Reve Passe (Soldier's Dream March);
With a Little Bit Of Luck;
Spoonful Of Sugar;
Piston Polka;
Our Director;
Let's Twist Again/Lily the Pink/Congratulations;
Boccaccio Waltz;
Al Jolson Medley - 8 tunes including: Dixie Melody/California Here I Come/Me and My Gal/The Best Things In Life Are Free/Lullaby Of Broadway/23rd Street;
Robert E. Lee;
Dixieland Medley - 12 tunes including: Alexander's Rag Time Band/Dina/Great Big Beautiful Doll/Dixie/Sheik Of Araby/Everybody's Doing It/That Mysterious Rag/Whistlin' Rufus;
This Is My Song;
The Last Waltz;
Pupet On a String.

The Golden Age Of Mechanical Music - Vol. 9.

Music played on a 67 key, 5 register Carl Frei Dutch Street Organ.
LP Saydisc SDL 210 Various Artists I'll Dance Till De Sun Breaks Through

4 (orange/silver) Alabama Skedaddle (Xylophone solo by William Mitcham);
I'll Dance Till De Sun Breaks Through (Archibald Joyce and his Orchestra);
That Mysterious Rag (Robert Carr, Jack Charman, Herbert Cove with banjo by Olly Oakley and piano accompaniment);
Dill Pickles - Hot Stuff Ragtime (Scala Military Band);
Whistling Rufus (Banjo solo by Olly Oakley, with piano accompaniment by Landon Ronald);
Unidentified Cake-Walk (from blank labelled 7", c. 1903);
From Soup To Nuts (Piano solo by Felix Arndt);
That Moarning Saxophone Rag (Six Brown Brothers - Saxophone Sextet);
Black Diamond Rag (Prince's Orchestra);
Stomp Dance (Victor Military Band);
The Cake-Walk (The Victor Minstrels);
Smoky Mokes (Metropolitan Orchestra);
Calico Rag (Piano solo by Frank E. Banta, with drums by Howard Kopp);
Two-Key Rag (Conway's Band);
Ragtime Frolics (Xylophone solo by Mr. R. White, with orchestra);
Alexander's Ragtime Band (Arthur Collins, Byron G. Harlan, with orchestra);
Eli Green's Cake Walk (Banjo duet by Cullen and Collins);
Bacchanal Rag (The Peerless Orchestra);
Grizzly Bear (Jack Chairman, Walter Miller, with banjo by Olly Oakley and piano acc.).

Ragtime, Cakewalks and Stomps, Vol. 2, 1898 to 1917.
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LP Matchbox SDR 213 Little Brother Montgomery Little Brother Montgomery 1930-1969

M2 (light blue/silver) No Special Rider Blues;
Vicksburg Blues (1930);
Louisiana Blues (with [?] Hicks and [probably] Minnie Hicks);
Frisco Hi-Ball Blues;
Something Keeps a-Worryiing Me;
Chinese Man Blues;
Louisiana Blues part 2;
Muleface Rag;
Cow Cow Blues;
Vicksburg Blues (c. 1954);
In the Evening (Little Brother Montgomery and His Jazz Blues Band [Montgomery, Leroi Nabors & unknown accompanists]);
Michigan Water Blues;
Winding Ball Blues;
New Vicksburg Blues (Jeanne carroll with the Little Brother Montgomery Trio [Montgomery, Red Saunders & Truck Parham]);
Brother Red's Boogie (Little Brother Montgomery Trio [without Carroll]).

Sleeve by Plastic Dog from photos supplied by Little Brother Montgomery. Neither record nor sleeve includes date of release.
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LP Matchbox SDR 216 Clyde Bernhardt Blowing My Top

M2 (light blue/silver) Baby Tell Me;
Jail House Blues;
Cracklin' Bread;
Daisy Mae;
Hey Miss Bertha;
Barron Boogie;
Blowing My Top;
It's Been a Long Time Baby;
Perdido;
Indiana;
After Hours Blues;
Don't You Think I Ought To Know;
Sweet, Sweet Mama Blues;
Don't Leave Me Baby;
You Excite Me;
Ode To Billy Joe;
The Saints.

Tracks 1 & 2 are Bernhardt, Bill Campbell, Cecil Scott, Nathaniel Cross, Joe Scott & Slick Jones; tracks 3 & 4 are by Ed Barron and His Orchestra [Bernhardt, Joe Black, Walter page, Everett Barksdale, Jimmy Crawford, Buddy Tate & George James; tracks 5 - 8 are by Ed Barron and His Orchestra [Bernhardt, Kenny Kersey, Everett Barksdale, Joe Benjamin, Joe Scott, Clay Burt, Sam 'the Man' Taylor, Charlie Fowlkes & Joe Garland; track 9 is Bernhardt, Earl Knight, Charlie Jackson, Thomas Barney & Frankie Dunlop; tracks 10 - 17 are Bernhardt, earl knight, Snags 'Napoleon' Allen, Thomas Barney & Sammie Scott.

Ed and Barron were Berbhardt's middle names!

Neither record nor sleeve includes date of release.

Existance is confirmed of a white label test pressing.
LP Saydisc SDL 217 Frank Evans Stretching Forth