Several scans of Duke 45’s and 78’s have been added to the Duke discography.
– Clara Ward
After quite a few days, I finally added a few more scans to the website: all of Clara Ward’s Duke 45’s. I’ve been busy with a new job (very happy to find one after almost 3 years!) and that will distract me from the website more often in the weeks and months coming.
– DeLuxe scans
Per Notini sent me a couple of DeLuxe scans, which have been added today.
– Dooto, Dootone
All images I had available, have now been added to the Dooto/Dootone discography.
– More Choice scans
Per Notini sent scans of many missing Choice sides and all have been added to the Choice discography.
– Lots of scans!
I’ve been adding scans for the following labels: Choice, Clar-Walk, D-Town, DeLuxe and Dolphin’s of Hollywood. I also made a start with the Dooto/Dootone label. The Chess label, that I’ve been working on earlier, is complete for now. For the remaining discographies, I decided to focus on the single releases first and work on the LP releases later (although, maybe, I will add LP scans every now and then, when I feel like it). Most LP discographies that I’ve been working on so far, are not complete yet.
– Chess label scans
Some more label scans were added to the Chess discography.
– Chess and Checker
I’ve been busy with other things and didn’t add much to the website in the last few days. However, images of several Checker LP’s have been added and I made a start adding scans to the Chess discography.
– Checker LP scans
LP’s are a lot of work to scan, but info and scans have been added for the early Checker LP’s until #10015. So far, most LP’s are in my collection and then front cover, back cover and both labels are shown, else only the front cover is shown, that is: if I can find a good enough picture. So far, I have (Checker LP’s 10007, 10014 and 10015). I once owned #10009 (both first and second pressing) but didn’t scan them completely. Thus, incomplete sets are given for Checker 10009.
– Checker scans
Many Checker label scans have been added and it’s as complete as can be, except for the LP’s. The LP’s are next. Thanks to Per Notini for the help.