MOSRITE SPINNING RECORDS - 1ST RELEASE & LAST RELEASE

[EF@MosriteRecords]

IN RESPONSE TO SOME I WILL PUT THESE ANAMI's USED ON MY ELAINE FRIZZELL
AND MOSRITE RECORDS WEB-SITE. DENNIS HAS ALREADY HAD FUN WITH THEM.
THE BLUE LABEL IS THE FIRST MOSRITE RECORD FROM 1952 OF SEMIE SINGING
"WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN". A 78RPM RECORD.
THE LOWER RECORD IS MY "TRIBUTE TO JOE MAPHIS & MERLE TRAVIS" THE LAST RELEASED AND THE FIRST CD TO CARRY THE FAMOUS BLUE WHITE RED GOLD BACKGROUND. BACK IN THE 1960'S ITS WHERE BUCK GOT THE IDEA FOR THE RED WHITE BLUE INSTRUMENTS BUCK AND THE BUCKAROOS PLAYED. SEMIE BUILT THE FIRST BUCK OWNES RED WHITE BLUE ACOUSTIC GUITARS.

WEB-SITE is http://elainefrizzell.com also http://myspace.com/elainefrizzell

PS:remember they are copyreighted image's & logo's. You can rip them, just
no commerical use please. Use on the FORM is fine. Have Fun. It's Mosrite PR.






Elaine

[EF@MosriteRecords]

I HAVE ALSO BEEN ASK TO GIVE SOME BACKGROUND ON THE MOSRITE
RECORD BUSINESS SIDE OF THE MOSRITE DYNASTY. THAT WOULD TAKE SOMETIME AND ANOTHER THREAD. I WILL SAY THAT BARBARA MANDRELL
WITH HER FIRST HIT "QUEEN FOR A DAY" PUT THEM ON THE MAP ALSO
BY THAT TIME RCA BEGAN THEIR ASSOCATION WITH ANDY AND SEMIE. THE SESSIONS FOR MANY WERE DONE AT RCA IN LA. THIS WILL REALLY SUPRISE
SOME PEOPLE. I CAN TELL YOU THIS LABEL IS WELL RESPECTED TO THIS DAY.

I WILL POST A PAGE THAT WAS DONE FOR TRADE PAPERS AND PR WHEN MY ALBUM WAS RELEASED. IT'S ONE PAGE OF A PROMO PACKAGE SET OUT WORLD WIDE BY MOSRITE RECORDS. THERE WAS A ARTIST THAT WAS OMITTED BY ACCIDENT WHEN THE DESIGN DEPT.AND GRAPHICS PRODUCED THIS PAGE AND THAT WAS:NOKIE EDWARDS



love to all
ELAINE

[Dennisthe Menace]

WHOA!!!!!!!!
Elaine,
I thought that MOSRITE RECORDS started in the 60s!!!!......1952!?!?!?!?!?!?
OK, I'm TOTALLY confused with the 'Time Frame' of Mosrite Records, and Semie
recorded in 1952 "When the Saints Go Marching In".......... .....OK......I think
I need some Professional Edumacating......

[gplayer]

Elaine, thanks for sharing this obscure but important history.

[EF@MosriteRecords]

an error was made in saying semie sang "when the saints go marching in"
it is a instrumental, which is the B side. the A side is a vocal and is titled
"let me lose myself" my eyes are bad and i typed the vocal & instrumential
sides backwards. notice at bottom of record "recorded at Electro Vox"
Hollywood. that will give you a hint to how old this thing is. sorry! maybe i
should stop typing what i can't see lol







thanks guys for putting up with my bad typing and poor eyes. i admit i am a old lady getting close to 70. the end