Liberty Music Shop label had two singles by Elsie Houston:
L-232 Elsie Houston - circa 1938
1757 Jongo - Brazilian Magic song (with Jose Garcia,bongo)
1758 Fado - Portuguese love song (with Augusto Mesquita,guitar)

L-263 Elsie Houston with Cy Walter(p).July 7,1939
R 163-1 Mon ami
R 164-1 The cherry tree

info courtesy Jack Raymond (as listed in his "The Numerical LIst of  
Liberty Muusic Shop Records") [log in to unmask]
Michel Ruppli

Le 2 nov. 09 à 04:48, Steven C. Barr a écrit :

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> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Malcolm Smith"  
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>> What most of us are familiar with of this truly wonderful unique   
>> singer is an RCA LP issued in the fifties. The LP had Houston on  
>> one  side and other material on the other side. At a meeting of  
>> the NY  Gramaphone society, her accompanist gave a program at  
>> which he played  the test pressings of the recordings that RCA  
>> didn't put on the LP.  If they had, they would have filled the  
>> second side. I wondered at  the time why they were not published.  
>> I also have one of the 78s put  out by Liberty Music Store. It's  
>> quite different and quite wonderful.  I wish I had the rest of  
>> them. It's my understanding that she  committed suicide at about  
>> that time. Perhaps someone has more  information. A very sad loss.
> There was a "Liberty Music Shop" label in the late thirties and into
> the forties! They issued British sides. The label is listed in "Record
> Research," btw...?!
>
> Steven C. Barr
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