Promo 1910 Columbia SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION Advertising for NEW DOUBLE DISC RECORD
$
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This demonstration record was given to customers when they bought a phonograph. Side one is a narration that introduces the Double-Disc records and demonstrates various orchestral instruments. The second side is the Columbia Male Quartet (later called The Peerless Quartet) song “Kentucky Babe”. Unlike the later 1913 Demonstration record that cost 25 cents, the 1910 version was free.
The remarkable COLUMBIA SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION RECORD was issued in 1908 for the launch of the double sided record.
Record contains
Sales Talk w instrumental samples/ Song Baritone and Chorus
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SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION DOUBLE DISC REcord
THIS RECORD IS NOT FOR SALE
Columbia Double Disc Record - 2 records for just a few cents more
Plays equally well on Graphonphone and Victor Talking Machine
Perfect in surface
Perfect in Tone
Perfect in Durability - will outwear any other record.
With the singing voice, it is the natural voice inself
Then comes the demonstration of instruments of the orchestra
Bugle, violin, bells, cornet, flute + violin, piccolo, trombone, clrainet, full orch
DOUBLE DISC
DOUBLE VALUE
DOUBLE WEAR
Don't put your money into any other record!
Frank C. Stanley / Columbia Male Quartette – Special Demonstration Double-Disc
Label: Columbia – no catalog number
Released: Dec 1910
Genre: Non-Music, Pop
Style: Spoken Word, Vocal, Promotional
A Frank C. Stanley– Untitled
B Columbia Male Quartette– Untitled
Record Company – Columbia Phonograph Company Gen'l
Narrator [Uncredited] – Frank C. Stanley (tracks: A)
Vocals [Sung By] – Columbia Male Quartette (tracks: B)
This Record is NOT For Sale
Uncredited - Narrated by Frank C. Stanley
B side song (mx. 19104-1) is "Kentucky Babe", recorded New York, NY, November 10, 1910.
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