(label) was operated from New York City, and issue #757 used the slogan ‘A Keyboard full of Hits’. Dagmar Von Hauer was its president. The pressing numbers for issues #750 and 754 are in a ‘DV-101’ series, reaching at least ‘DV-110’. One side of IVORY #757 also carries the pressing number #117-A. IVORY #750 was released during August 1949. IVORY #759 was recorded by March 1950. Salvation Records was a gospel subsidiary of IVORY and was active in October 1949. Ramon Bruce was a disc jockey, based at radio W H A T, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, who recorded “jive verse”.
IVORY featured: Ramon Bruce and Michelle (#756); Ramon Bruce (#759); Harold Conner and the Do-Ray-Me Trio (#752); Do Re Me Trio (#750, #754); The Rhythm Kings (#751); Leslie Scott (#758; master #119); PEGGY THOMAS with the BUDDY TATE ORCHESTRA (757).
RR 75/12