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Velvet Tone
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Velvet Tone (USA)
Velvet Tone was a Columbia subsidiary label in their Harmony series. Recordings were mainly acoustic to start with (despite the late 1920s date). Surfaces were good, as befits the label's name. The label first appeard in 1925 and lasted until 1932 and the catalogue number were often in line with Harmony's but 1000 further on and with a -V suffix. There was a also brief 7000-V series of blues and race records.
Velvet Tone was a Columbia subsidiary label in their Harmony series. Recordings were mainly acoustic to start with (despite the late 1920s date). Surfaces were good, as befits the label's name. The label first appeard in 1925 and lasted until 1932 and the catalogue number were often in line with Harmony's but 1000 further on and with a -V suffix. There was a also brief 7000-V series of blues and race records.
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| 1705-V | "Hobo" Jack Turner | Hallelujah! I'm A Bum / The Bum Song (Shellac, 10", Single) | ||
| 1881-V | Rudy Vallee And His Connecticut Yankees | Lover, Come Back To Me! / When I'm Walkin' With My Sweetness (Shellac, 10", Single) | 1929 | |
| VTR-106 | Jimmy Velvet | Take Me Tonight / Young Hearts (7", Single) | 1965 | |