Talk:Original Dixieland Jass Band
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[edit] Record question
i have in my possession a victor record i'm wearing my heart for you macdonough & bieling 1854 victor talking machine company camden nj im trying to find out the age and some history behind it
[edit] Columbia and Victor recordings
I reverted as in this case 64.48.74.4 was correct rather than Pitchka. Pitchka's version is understandable as many written sources have given the story that way, but it's been known in the record collecting community for at least some 15 years that the 2 Columbia sides were actually recorded AFTER the first 2 Victor sides-- the master numbers and chronology are doccumented, and this is known to be so. -- Infrogmation 23:16, 17 Dec 2004 (UTC)
