Black & White Records (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Black & White Records" in English language version.

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Supreme Records & Black & White Record Distributors vs. Decca Records (1950) Archived 2012-07-07 at archive.today

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"Black & White Records Numerical Listings," Online Discographical Project, research by Peter A. Grendysa (Caledonia, Wisconsin; born 1964), edited by Tyrone L. Settlemier (born 1970), Albany, Oregon (updated thru 9 February 2014), Steven Abrams (publisher & managing editor) (retrieved June 7, 2016)

allmusic.com

"Paula Watson: 1948–1953" (review), by Arwulf Arwulf (né Theodore Grenier; born 1957), AllMusic (Rovi Corporation)

americanradiohistory.com

"Distrib Link: B&W to Jewel"
August 16, 1947, pg. 19

archive.org

Whitburn, Joel C. (born 1939) (1973). Top Pop Singles 1940–1955. Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin: Record Research, Inc. pp. 47 (Watson), 31 (Knight), 10 (Barker), 47 (Wayne). Retrieved May 18, 2021 – via Internet Archive.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) LCCN 89-656133, OCLC 65989072 (all editions).

archive.today

Supreme Records & Black & White Record Distributors vs. Decca Records (1950) Archived 2012-07-07 at archive.today

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American Big Bands, by William Franklin Lee III, PhD (1929–2011), Hal Leonard Corporation (2005), pg. 307; OCLC 62090862; ISBN 978-0-634-08054-8
I Don't Sound Like Nobody: Remaking Music in 1950s America, by Albin J. Zak III, University of Michigan Press (2010), pg. 143; OCLC 770500176; ISBN 978-0-472-11637-9
"Music – As Written: New York"
October 12, 1946, pg. 34
"Supreme Files 16G Action vs. Black & White"
March 19, 1949, pg. 23
"B&W Records Masters on Sale Block"
October 15, 1949, pg. 19
"Supreme, B&W Bury Hatchet Out of Court"
April 9, 1949, pg. 19
"Green to Manage B&W Diskery"
February 26, 1949, pg. 20
"Black & White Signs Phil Moore and T-Bone"
September 14, 1946, pg. 17
"B&W's Bass Battles Juve Delinquency With Jazz Sessions"
August 24, 1946, pg. 21

justia.com

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Legal Case (May 5, 1950). "Supreme Records v. Decca Records". Justia (U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, 90 F. Supp. 904). Retrieved May 18, 2021.

loc.gov

Whitburn, Joel C. (born 1939) (1973). Top Pop Singles 1940–1955. Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin: Record Research, Inc. pp. 47 (Watson), 31 (Knight), 10 (Barker), 47 (Wayne). Retrieved May 18, 2021 – via Internet Archive.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) LCCN 89-656133, OCLC 65989072 (all editions).

scribd.com

Encyclopedia of the Blues (article is in Vol. 1 of 2), Edward M. Komara (born 1966) (ed.), Routledge (2006), pg. 84; OCLC 60590117; ISBN 978-0-415-92699-7

worldcat.org

"The Black & White Label," by Peter A. Grendysa, Blues & Rhythm; ISSN 1360-8657
No. 130, January 1998, pps. 4–8
"Black & White Updates," Peter A. Grendysa, Richard Johnson, Guido von Rijn, Ray Astbury, Bob McGrath, Blues & Rhythm; ISSN 1360-8657
No. 132, September 1998, pg. 15
No. 133, October 1998, pg. 9
American Big Bands, by William Franklin Lee III, PhD (1929–2011), Hal Leonard Corporation (2005), pg. 307; OCLC 62090862; ISBN 978-0-634-08054-8
Encyclopedia of the Blues (article is in Vol. 1 of 2), Edward M. Komara (born 1966) (ed.), Routledge (2006), pg. 84; OCLC 60590117; ISBN 978-0-415-92699-7
Knocking on Heaven's Door: Rock Obituaries, by Nick Talevski, Omnibus Press (2006), pg. 22; OCLC 64555765, 475289448; ISBN 978-1-84609-091-2
Honkers and Shouters, by Arnold Shaw, Macmillan (1978), pps. 226–228; OCLC 3516614; ISBN 0-02-061740-2
The Dial Recordings of Charlie Parker: A Discography, by Edward M. Komara (born 1966), Greenwood Press (1998), pg. 62; OCLC 528877878; ISBN 0-313-29168-3
"Black & White," by Howard Rye, The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz (article is in Vol. 1 of 3; 2nd ed.), Barry Dean Kernfeld, PhD (ed.), Grove (2002); OCLC 48420867; ISBN 9781561592845
Whitburn, Joel C. (born 1939) (1973). Top Pop Singles 1940–1955. Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin: Record Research, Inc. pp. 47 (Watson), 31 (Knight), 10 (Barker), 47 (Wayne). Retrieved May 18, 2021 – via Internet Archive.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) LCCN 89-656133, OCLC 65989072 (all editions).
Dusty, Queen of the Postmods, by Annie Janeiro Randall, PdD, Oxford University Press (2009) OCLC 308582637; ISBN 978-0-19-971630-2
I Don't Sound Like Nobody: Remaking Music in 1950s America, by Albin J. Zak III, University of Michigan Press (2010), pg. 143; OCLC 770500176; ISBN 978-0-472-11637-9
Rod Cless Quartet
Black & White Records
Recorded September 1, 1944, New York City
Sterling Bose (trumpet); Rod Cless (clarinet); James P. Johnson (piano); Pops Foster (bass)
BW 29 A

Side A – BW 33
"Froggy Moore"

Jelly Roll Morton (w&m)

Benjamin Franklin Spikes (w&m)

John Spikes (w&m)

OCLC 29865177

(audio on YouTube)
Rod Cless Quartet
Black & White Records
Recorded September 1, 1944, New York City
BW 29 B

Side B – BW 36
"Have You Ever Felt That Way?"

Agnes Castleton (w&m)

Spencer Walter Williams (w&m)

(Castleton was married to Williams)

OCLC 658434095

(audio on YouTube)

youtube.com

Rod Cless Quartet
Black & White Records
Recorded September 1, 1944, New York City
Sterling Bose (trumpet); Rod Cless (clarinet); James P. Johnson (piano); Pops Foster (bass)
BW 29 A

Side A – BW 33
"Froggy Moore"

Jelly Roll Morton (w&m)

Benjamin Franklin Spikes (w&m)

John Spikes (w&m)

OCLC 29865177

(audio on YouTube)
Rod Cless Quartet
Black & White Records
Recorded September 1, 1944, New York City
BW 29 B

Side B – BW 36
"Have You Ever Felt That Way?"

Agnes Castleton (w&m)

Spencer Walter Williams (w&m)

(Castleton was married to Williams)

OCLC 658434095

(audio on YouTube)