Description
A vintage Regal Zonophone 78 rpm shellac record featuring Reginald Dixon’s organ solo The Storm, presented in two parts across the disc. Both labels state that the performance was recorded in The Tower, Blackpool, giving this record a direct connection to the seaside landmark.
Made in England, this issue carries catalogue number MR 816 and distinctive red, gold and green Regal Zonophone labels.
- The Storm – Part 1; label matrix WAR 1631
- The Storm – Part 2; label matrix WAR 1632
- Performer: Reginald Dixon, organ solo
- Recording location: The Tower, Blackpool, as stated on the labels
- Label: Regal Zonophone
- Catalogue number: MR 816
- Speed: 78 rpm
- Made in England
A musical souvenir of Blackpool
With its Blackpool Tower recording credit, this disc offers more than a performer’s name and tune title: it preserves the venue connection on the labels themselves. The Storm occupies both sides, making this an appealing addition to a collection of vintage organ recordings, Blackpool memorabilia or Regal Zonophone records.
Condition
This record has been tested and plays beautifully. Please check all photographs to ensure the condition meets your satisfaction.
78 rpm Shellac – Reginald Dixon – The Storm, Parts 1 & 2 (Regal Zonophone MR 816) (Copy)
£10.00
Description
A vintage Regal Zonophone 78 rpm shellac record featuring Reginald Dixon’s organ solo The Storm, presented in two parts across the disc. Both labels state that the performance was recorded in The Tower, Blackpool, giving this record a direct connection to the seaside landmark.
Made in England, this issue carries catalogue number MR 816 and distinctive red, gold and green Regal Zonophone labels.
- The Storm – Part 1; label matrix WAR 1631
- The Storm – Part 2; label matrix WAR 1632
- Performer: Reginald Dixon, organ solo
- Recording location: The Tower, Blackpool, as stated on the labels
- Label: Regal Zonophone
- Catalogue number: MR 816
- Speed: 78 rpm
- Made in England
A musical souvenir of Blackpool
With its Blackpool Tower recording credit, this disc offers more than a performer’s name and tune title: it preserves the venue connection on the labels themselves. The Storm occupies both sides, making this an appealing addition to a collection of vintage organ recordings, Blackpool memorabilia or Regal Zonophone records.
Condition
This record has been tested and plays beautifully. Please check all photographs to ensure the condition meets your satisfaction.