|
Author
|
Topic: Sols Dec12th 1934 FIRST Electric Recording
|
basilh
Member From: United Kingdom
|
posted 23 December 2005 07:13 PM
profile send email edit
From Malcolm...
quote:
Hello Basil,
John is correct, it was recorded Dec. 12, 1934. The info you show me supplying (from an album or CD?) must have come from before we had a proof positive recording date, and the circa. March 1935 date was an extrapolation from know dates of issue (not recording dates) at the time.
Hope you're having an excellent holiday!
Malcolm R
So to Reiterate for the benefit of those who want to know..
His FIRST recording on electric Hawaiian guitar was on Dec 12th 1934 ..'My Isle on Hilo Bay' Sol Ho'opi'i and his Novelty Quartet American Brunswick 55079..
In a letter dated 1973 The Count Christian Rosenborg says that the recording was made at 3:30pm on the 12th of December 1934.. This information he got DIRECT from the Brunswick archives as he was privy to them.
see closed topic for more info http://steelguitarforum.com/Forum2/HTML/008323.html
------------------
quote:
Steel players do it without fretting
  |
Keith Cordell
Member From: Atlanta
|
posted 24 December 2005 08:41 PM
profile send email edit
.[This message was edited by Keith Cordell on 24 December 2005 at 08:45 PM.] |
HowardR
Member From: N.Y.C.,N.Y.
|
posted 24 December 2005 10:07 PM
profile send email edit
Hmmm, so then, what was the date that Sol first used an electric shaver?  |
basilh
Member From: United Kingdom
|
posted 25 December 2005 01:35 AM
profile send email edit
Not so sure Howard, but when you start shaving we'll make a note of that !! (We know you do your legs, we've seen them enough times LOL)
Could I come over for Maurice's seminar?
Merry Christmas
Baz |
HowardR
Member From: N.Y.C.,N.Y.
|
posted 25 December 2005 07:00 AM
profile send email edit
I remember my grandfather with his badger brush, lather cake, and cup. He had great vibrato and worked up a good lather. Come to think of it, I bet that's how all of those early Hawaiian players developed their vibrato. I suppose the guys who missed spots and weren't all that clean shaven, were not the better players. Oh well, wax on, wax off.Yep electric was new fangled & high tech. They should have sold kits....badger brush, cake, & Tricone. The C6 seminar should be wonderful. Last year at Jim Heffernan's dobro worksop, a fellow flew in from Ireland to take the seminar. Talk about devotion. But I've hijacked this enough.....carry on... I just did [This message was edited by HowardR on 25 December 2005 at 07:00 AM.] |
Rick Collins
Member From: Claremont , CA USA
|
posted 25 December 2005 10:16 AM
profile send email edit
quote:
Hmmm, so then, what was the date that Sol first used an electric shaver?
Sol first used an electric shaver in March 1945. Most think that it was December 1944; but that was the date he first used an electric nose-hair trimmer.  |
basilh
Member From: United Kingdom
|
posted 26 December 2005 01:30 AM
profile send email edit
I believe he posed with a Remington but that's because they were his sponsors, he secretly used a Braun but in '45 that wasn't seen as "Politically Correct" especially given his liking for that guitar brand that was also a little suspect re the name's origin
FWIW |
David L. Donald
Member From: Koh Samui Island, Thailand
|
posted 26 December 2005 07:16 AM
profile send email edit
Howard, so your grand dad had a Badger Brush...
What colors did he paint his badgers back then? |
The Steel Guitar Forum
