Columbia
Columbia Graphophone Recordings (Non-US)
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Label / Number |
Artist |
Title |
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Columbia 2087 |
Haim Effendi |
El dantista moderno (diálogo kómiko) |
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Columbia 2087 |
Haim Effendi |
Rinya konyugal (diálogo kómiko) |
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Columbia 2848 |
Haim Effendi |
Karnisería modelo (diálogo kómiko) |
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Columbia 2848 |
Haim Effendi |
Abaso las faldas (monologo) |
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Columbia 3850 |
Haim Effendi |
A granada |
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Columbia 3850 |
Haim Effendi |
Tarantaz nwevas |
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Columbia 13433 |
Haim Effendi |
Et Chare Rasson |
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Columbia 13433 |
Haim Effendi |
Israel Avadeha |
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Columbia 13434 |
Haim Effendi |
Marche Sioniste Kol Hod Baleva |
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Columbia 12275 |
Algazi, Isaac |
Avinou Malkenou |
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Columbia 12275 |
Algazi, Isaac |
Kamti |
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Columbia 12276 |
Algazi, Isaac |
Al Dio alto |
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Columbia 12276 |
Algazi, Isaac |
Ay Mansévo |
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Columbia 12277 |
Algazi, Isaac |
Quando los Riccos |
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Columbia 12277 |
Algazi, Isaac |
Ditcho me avian |
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Columbia 12278 |
Algazi, Isaac |
Ayom Arad Olam |
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Columbia 12278 |
Algazi, Isaac |
Aben Yakir li Efraďm |
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Columbia 12279 |
Algazi, Isaac |
Kidousch |
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Columbia 12279 |
Algazi, Isaac |
Petiha Allela Chem |
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Columbia 12280 |
Algazi, Isaac |
Yessav a El |
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Columbia 12280 |
Algazi, Isaac |
Ana Ke Av Zedoni |
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Columbia 12281 |
Algazi, Isaac |
Imafes |
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Columbia 12281 |
Algazi, Isaac |
Livriteha Schohem Zevoul |
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Columbia 1-55066 |
Algazi, Isaac |
Alma mia |
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Columbia 1-59087 |
Algazi, Isaac |
Cantica de achoughar |
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Columbia D 8593 |
Della Pergola, Alberto |
Vesameru |
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Columbia D 8593 |
Della Pergola, Alberto |
Eleenu |
Columbia Recordings (US)
History
Columbia Records in the United States was a separate entity from
Columbia Graphophone Recordings (UK.) The only Sephardic recordings it
released were by the
Stamboul Quartette in 1925 and by the Israeli Yemenite singer
Bracha Zefira
in the 1930s and 1940s.
The Columbia Graphophone Company was similarly a late-comer to the
Sephardic market. The Blumenthal brothers sold the Orfeon label to
Columbia Graphophone in 1925. A year later,
Odeon and other Lindström
labels were acquired. (Gronow, 1981) By
this point Columbia owned the Orfeon,
Odeon, and
Favorite labels.
The first Sephardic recordings actually issued on the Columbia label
were recorded in 1927 by Haim Effendi and Isaac Algazi. After 1930, European Odeon matrices appeared for several years on
Columbia. For example, at least one
Favorite Sephardic recording was re-issued on the
Columbia label.
When Columbia and Gramophone merged in 1931 to become EMI, the
Gramophone agents "were chosen to continue representing the company.
Columbia's old agents, Blumenthal Frčres, were unceremoniously dropped."
(Vernon, Paul, "Empire State",
http://www.bolingo.org/audio/texts/fr167empire.html, Accessed
October 6, 2008.)
Advertisements and Catalogs
1925, United States
Source: La Vara, 11 December 1925
1928, Egypt and the Sudan
Source: Hugo Strötbaum.
Undated Turkish catalog (ca. 1927)
Source: Hugo Strötbaum.
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