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Musola |
A close relative of "Phoneto",
Musola appeared in 1917. They were pressed by Crystalate from Guardsman
masters and exported to Australia.
From the label of the one
design it would appear they were produced for The Pianola Company.
I have no idea if the two designs were produced concurrently, or if
one is earlier than the other.
The label was also used in
Holland, but this appears to be a different series made in Germany by
Homophon, and so are outside of my scope.
Thanks to Adrian Smith for the yellow and green image.
Thanks to Bill Dean-Myatt for the
other image. |
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Despite having only fragmentory details about the
issues, I thought I had better document them in the hope that more may appear!
Please
e-mail
me if you have any
additions or corrections to this page.
Thanks to the following who have made it possible to
produce this list: Bill Dean-Myatt, David Kent, Rainer Lotz,
Chris MacDonald, Adrian Smith.
Page last updated on:
November 24, 2022
These details are all from images sent to me or found by
me. The design varies between the two images shown above. I will denote which
design is on those seen as type A and type B against the catalogue number (A =
like first image above; B = like second image).
| Cat No |
Matrix No |
Title |
Artist |
Original issue |
| L-001 |
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| L-021
(B) |
14514 |
That Mysterious Rag |
Imperial Guards Band
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Invicta 179 ? |
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| L-0208
(A) |
20165 |
Abide With Me |
L. Griffiths (tenor)
(= Thomas Jackson) |
Invicta 234 |
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| L-0275
(A) |
902 |
Mate O' Mine
(Elliott) |
Gordon Dew
(baritone) |
Guardsman 696 ? |
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| L-0298
(A) |
1066
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Selection Of
American Airs, part 1 (intro. Marching Through Georgia; Yankee
Doodle; Red, White And Blue; Star Spangled Banner) |
Imperial Guards Band
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Guardsman 723 |
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| L-0304
(A) |
1060 |
Baby's Sweetheart
(Coore) |
Phoneto Symphony
Orchestra (= Hon. Artillery Co.'s Dance Orch) |
Guardsman 727 |
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| L-0321
(B) |
1141
1142 |
Oh! I Wish I Had My
Old Girl (Jenkins, Whidden)
Where The Black-Eyed Susans Grow
(Whiteley) |
Scott & Godfrey
(duet) (= Fanning & Fortune) |
Guardsman 767 |
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