Columbia Phonograph Company, Inc. (post-acquisition by Louis Sterling of UK's Columbia Graphophone Company Ltd.)

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Relationships

parent label:	Columbia Graphophone Company Ltd. (from 1925 until 1931) American Record Corporation (from 1934 until 1938)
subsidiaries:	Okeh Phonograph Corporation Harmony (20s/30s US) (from 1925 until 1931) Velvet Tone (Columbia Phonograph Company's budget label) (from 1925 until 1932) Odeon (from 1926 until 1932) OKeh (from 1926 until 1935) Clarion (Columbia Phonograph Company) (from 1930 until 1932)
renamed from:	Columbia Phonograph Company (in 1925)
renamed into:	Columbia Records (not for release label use! company owned by Sony Music Entertainment, only use for manufacturing/distribution and copyright holding) (on 1939-05-22)

Discogs:	https://www.discogs.com/label/486953 [info]

Appearances

Date	Title	Credited as	Artist	Length
	holds copyright (©) for
	A Little Bit Independent (but Easy on the Eyes) / Remember Last Night	C.P.CO.	Herbie Kay and His Orchestra
	At a Little Church Affair / It’s Dangerous to Love Like This	C.P.CO.	Mario Braggiotti and His Orchestra
	Broadway Cinderella / Where Am I? (Am I in Heaven?)	C.P.CO.	Little Jack Little and His Orchestra
	Chinatown, My Chinatown / Star Dust		Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra
	Cotton / Truckin’	C.P.CO.	Mills Blue Rhythm Band under the direction of Lucky Millinder
	Idolizing / I’ve Got the Girl!	Columbia Phonograph Company, Inc.	Don Clark and His Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel Orchestra
	No Other One / On Treasure Island	C.P.CO.	Little Jack Little and His Orchestra
	Red Sails in the Sunset / Whisper Sweet	C.P.CO.	Mantovani and His Tipica Orchestra / Savoy Hotel Orpheans
	Ride, Red, Ride / Congo Caravan	C.P.CO.	Mills Blue Rhythm Band under the direction of Lucky Millinder
	Thanks a Million / I’m Sitting’ High on a Hill Top	C.P.CO.	Paul Pendarvis and His Orchestra
	published
	After My Laughter Came Tears / Now I Won’t Be Blue		The Melody Man (Joe Davis)