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5000-series |
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matrices 5104 - 5110 |
| DURIUM ADVERTISEMENT AND CUSTOM RECORDS DISCOGRAPHY - Hans Koert |
| The 5000 series was produced in the USA beside the 1000-series and used for export, records for the Latin-American and Spanish market and advertisement and custom records. |
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DURIUM DISCO |
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The next records do have thetypically 5-minutes groove |
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5104 B |
JUNIO June Pasillo - Colombian Air |
ESTUDIANTINA JORGE AÑEZ Jorge Añez g tiple |
New York City,
Sep-Dec 1931
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DURIUM DISCO 1011 |
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5105 B |
PELAVERDES Bambuco - Colombian Air Emilio Murillo |
DURIUM DISCO 1009
Bakhåll BAKCD 0029 |
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Bakhåll BAKCD 0029: “Gay Life In Dikanka” (compilation by Robert Crumb) |
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5106 B |
LA BOGOTANA The Girl From Bogota Jorge Añez - ? AB vo |
BRICEÑO Y AÑEZ CON SU ESTUDIANTINA: Alcines Briceños ?vo, Jorge Añez g tiple |
New York City,
Sep-Dec 1931
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DURIUM DISCO 1008 |
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5107 A |
Y ESO NO LE VALE NADA That Will Cost You Nothing Bambuco - Colombian Song Jorge Añez - ? AB vo |
DURIUM DISCO 1010 |
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CRISCO |
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| 5108 (A) B | (Goodbye Blues) - JM vo HeM vo HaM vo DM vo | .... PRESENTS THE MILLS BROTHERS [g-(male) vo4] John Mills vo g, Herbert Mills vo, Harry Mills vo, Donald Mills vo |
New York City,
spring 1932 released ? Apr 1932 |
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GOODBYE BLUES - 5108 with an announcement by Andre Baruch:
(S) Crisco, the
all vegetable shortening which digest so easily presents the MILLS
BROTHERS
singing their famous theme song
GOODBYE BLUES. There's no tuba, saxophone, trumpet or trombone. The
only instrument used is a guitar. All effects are achieved vocally.
Unknown six month ago, the MILLS BROTHERS today are internationally famous
for having introduced a new rhythm and a
new type of vocal harmony. We invite you to tune in and hear them
at 7.15 p.m. Eastern Standard Time every Tuesday and Thursday evening over
the Columbia Broadcasting System. |
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This is a round
4" advertisement record for CRISCO. On the label the text:
< CRISCO PRESENTS THE MILLS BROTHERS >
The title of the song is not on the label. // MUSIC BOX THEATRE vol 3 : Mislabeled as the 18th track
instead of the 19th. <La Paloma >. < Goodbye Blues (Crisco
Promotion) > < The Mills Brothers > Learn all about it at Crisco Presents The Mills Brothers Discovered.
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DURIUM PRODUCTS Inc. |
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| 5109 B | PROGRESS IN ADVERTISING 1932 | New York City, Sep-Dec 1931 |
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| Gentlemen ! You’re listening to the newest most effective and economical medium of direct by mail advertising; the Durium Advertising Record. This advertising record gives your message the enthusiasm and conviction of the human voice at less then the costs of a simplest mailing piece. It is not thrown aside like printed matter. It is very novelty ‘cause at those who receive it can play it your message just as you are hearing ours now. That it get results is prove to the fact that it is used in large quantities by such true advertisers as General Motors, Wrigley, Westinghouse, General Electric and the National Egyptian. The Chevrolet Motor Company alone has used over one and a half million Durium advertising records this year. These records can be furnished in three sizes: 4”-inch, 7”- inch and 9.5”-inch. This is a 4”- inch record and plays a minute and a half. To mail it you simply put a stamp on the back. No rapping is required. It will not ? mour or shatter. If you want an amazing reproductive direct mail campaign at minimum costs write for details to the address on the back of this record. This record is sent to you to the courtesy of Egyptian Lacquer Company, who’s product is used in Durium record | ||||
| This is a square 4" advertisement record for DURIUM with a picture of the reverse. On the reverse < For complete details and prices address DURIUM PRODUCTS 460 West 34th Street New York N.Y. > | ||||
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CHRISTIAN PEPER TOBACCO Cº |
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| 5110 A | “ANCHORS AWEIGH” - RJ speech | ( Roland Joy speech ) | New York City, Sep-Dec 1931 |
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ANCHORS AWEIGH – 5110 with an announcement:
(Music) Roland Joy
speaking. I think GOLDEN STATE tobacco is the finest tobacco ever
made. A 15 cent package makes 40 to 50 cigarettes too. (Music) I
didn’t really like home-made cigarettes until I ran across GOLDEN STATE.
It changed the whole thing. It is the only tobacco that has the something
we want in cigarettes. I certainly am glad I found GOLDEN STATE. (Music) |
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This is a
round 4” advertisement record for CHRISTIAN PEPER TOBACCO Co. On the
label < GOLDEN STATE PRESENTS “ANCHORS
AWEIGH” > < Remember GOLDEN STATE
is the finest cigarette tobacco ever made > On the reverse the
text < You’ll find GOLDEN STATE cigarette tobacco a blend of finest
American and Turkish tobaccos. A 15c packagewill make 40 or 50 of the
finest cigarettes. > < Get it from your dealer. Additional records
for 6 G.S. labels or 5c to cover mailing CHRISTIAN PEPER TOBACCO CO. 1st
and Morgan St. Louis, Mo. >
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Records from the collections of Lyle Boehland (USA) - Doug Benson (USA).- Hans Koert (The Netherlands) - Jerry Zolten ( USA). Thanks to John Leifert ( USA)
Source: Durium Advertisement and Custom Records Discography 6+-edition (p.o.d.) (1994-2006) Hans Koert
last update 5 March 2011
© Hans Koert (2004-2011)