Perfect (3)
Profile: | The Perfect label was a US label. It was introduced in June 1922 by the financially strained Pathé Frères Phonograph Co. to compete with other budget-priced labels of the day and boost record sales. The Perfect Record Company was created as a Pathé trade-name to market Pathé Actuelle pressings under the less-expensive Perfect (3) label. New releases on both Pathé Actuelle and Perfect (3) labels were issued concurrently. Perfect (3) also served as a reissue vehicle for some older Pathé material. Releases on the Perfect label were pressed on standard lateral cut 78 rpm disc records. Many of these records were red-brown shellac as opposed to the more common black shellac of the era. Audio fidelity was about average for the era, but being a cheap label, the records tend to wear easily.
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Parent Label: | Pathé Actuelle |
Sublabels: | Star Series (3) |
Contact Info: | Manufacturer ContactPerfect (3) Parlophone Cannon Place 78 Cannon Street London, EC4N 6AF UNITED KINGDOM https://www.parlophonerecords.com/ Manufacturer EU ContactUniversal Music Group Europe 's-Gravelandseweg 80 1217 EW Hilversum THE NETHERLANDS https://universalmusic.nl/ [email protected] |
Links: | Wikipedia |