LH630 can be heard on three LP's. Most arrangemenets were made
by August Schollaert (AS), but the arranger of some books is unknown
to me.
On
Decca SPA115 – a fairly popular record entitled "The
World of Mechanical Organs" – LH630
plays two tunes; the other tunes on the record are played
by other instruments from the Thursford-collection. This
record was also released in Germany as Decca ND790 ("Das
Orchestrion - Straßenorgeln [!] spielen Evergreens").
Decca
SPA115:
La
petite valse (J.Heyne) (AS)
Le merle blanc (E.Damaré) (AS)
LH630
also plays on the B-side of EMI One Up 2228; the A-side of
the record is filled with music of the magnificent Wellershaus
from the Thursford-collection.
EMI
OU2228 - B-side:
Florentiner
Marsch (J.Fuçik) (AS)
España (E.Chabrier-E.Waldteufel) (AS)
The stars and stripes forever (J.-Ph.Sousa) (?)
La petite valse (J.Heyne) (AS)
Canadian capers (G.Chandler-B.White-H.Cohen) (?)
Destiny (S.Baynes) (?)
Abschied der Gladiatoren (H.L.Blankenburg) (AS)
EMI OU2228
In
1978 Thursford Enterprises Ltd. released an LP on their own
label (The Thursford Assortment - TE 05). LH630 plays two tunes
on the B-side of this record.
TE
05 - B-side:
Folies
Bergères (P.Lincke) (AS)
Abschied der Gladiatoren (H.L.Blankenburg) (AS)
