Above: Photo of Day, Dawn And Dusk. (Top L-R) Bob Caver (also plays piano), Eddie Coleman, (Bot) Gus Simmons.

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(Images and information contained on linked pages listed below provided by George Moonoogian)

Collector Item #805A Label

Collector Item #805B Label

Collector Item #806A Label

Collector Item #806B Label

Herald H-1000 Label

Herald H-1000 Label (Flip)

News Photo Of "Bob, Eddie and Gus"

Ad For Collector Item Records

Listen to AUDIO by selecting [S]treaming or [D]ownload:
(From tape provided by George Moonoogian)

Basin Street Blues - Collector #805A [S] [D]

Rigoletto In Harlem - Collector #805B [S] [D]

Mein Stetela Belz - Collector #806A [S] [D]

Bones Bones Bones - Collector #806B [S] [D]

All above sides released in March 1946.

Here is RealVideo of "Rigoletto In Harlem" Soundy available on temporary basis (due to poor quality):

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(NOTE: Clip length is 2 min 42 sec, file size is 4.5MB)

If anyone can provide a better quality video tape of this, please e-mail me (Web Master below).

RealVideo Of "Kentucky Babe" Soundy! (From video tape provided by Bill Proctor)

Above: Clips from early soundy featuring Day, Dawn And Dusk, who perform their 'production' of "Kentucky Babe".

Clips are (L-R) Gus Simmons/Eddie Coleman; Bob Caver; Caver/Simmons/Coleman.

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Streaming
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(NOTE: Clip length is 2 min 56 sec, file size is 4.9MB)