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Re: Gramaphone recording

To: <brass-band@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, <Rolf.G.Miezitis@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: Gramaphone recording
From: <burne@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 30 Apr 98 12:02:32 -0000
Reply-to: file:brass.inc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

This recording of "Ida & Dot" is included as track 6 of CD 1 of the two 
CD set "The Great Bands of Australia"  AHS 04-2CDS {Soundabout Australia, 
Sound Heritage Association Ltd).  The date for the recording is given as 
1924.  Also on the Disc from the same band & year are Zelda, On The 
Cornish Coast, The Laughing Trombone, & Charlie is me Darling.

Bob Burne

>
 Rolf G Miezitis@NORTH on 27/04/98 12:15 wrote:
>
>List members, but particularly Phil Anderton,
>
>the other day, my father picked up this recording from an antique store for
>$1.
>
>The Cossack March - W. Rimmer
>Australian Newcastle Steelworks Band - Conductor Albert H. Baile
>Ida & Dot - F. H. Losey
>Cornet Duet A. P. Stender & D. Taylor
>Vocalion Records - Hayes Middlesex
>
>Unfortunately it did not have a date, but being recorded by an English
>company, I can only assume that it was recorded in the same year that they
>won the Open/Nationals/whatever, which I think was 1926. You may like to
>correct me and come up with a theory of your own. It's a good performance
>BTW.
>
>Rolf Miezitis
>First Baritone
>Glenorchy City Concert Brass


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