Goodson Records pliable 78s made from white opaque celluloid (1920s) RARE
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Description
These three discs are some of the first ever flat records. Before them and for a long time after music was purchased on cylinders. were made a distributed from 1928 to 1929 by a British company based in London.
Please Google 'GOODSON RECORD COMPANY' to find out more and to listen to one of the records
The three discs here are: MY LOVE PARADE , a fox trot with vocal chorus performed by the Pebble Beach Syncopators. This record's printing is faded and has two stickers, one of which in the form of a stamp. The first, in the form of a red circle, reads ' J. Thomarun, 54 Rue du Loup, Bordeaux. And the second reads 'L'Edition Phonographique, 80, Rue Taitbout, Paris'. + This one has two central holes for the price of one. It features the classic 'I Can't Sleep in the Movies any More' a foxtrot performed by the Broadway Merry Makers On the reverse is GOOD GIRL performed by Three Radio Stars. + The third disc has some staining marks (see photos). It has LA GOLONDRINA, a waltz performed by the Hartez Rio Orchestra. On the reverse is EVANGELINE recorded by the Astoria Dance Band.
These Goodson records don't show up that often,.and to find one with a brown paper sleeve (albeit torn) is rare.
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