THE GREEN COCKATOO/TICO - TICO
 Performed by - Reginald Dixon at the Organ
10 Inch Shellac Record played a 78rpm

This is a Australian 1947 Columbia Pressing for Regal Zonophone


SIDE A
  1. The Green Cockatoo
SIDE B
  1. Tico - Tico

This record was pressed in Australia and released in 1947. (or so my research says)
There are no scratches or problems playing this record.
There is the usual surface noise you would expect to hear on a record of this vintage.

Record Label: Regal Zonophone
Catalogue Number: C25232

P.S. - The Last Two Photo's are the Record Taking a Final Spin and Being Checked.
Yes I do have a Record Player that Play's 78rpm's see last photo

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Dive into the nostalgic melodies of the 1930s with the 78 RPM record "The Green Cockatoo/Tico - Tico," performed by Reginald Dixon at the organ. This first edition piece, released in 1947 under the Regal Zonophone label, offers a timeless escape into the rich, resonant world of organ music. Crafted from durable shellac, the record is presented in a classic 10" format, complete with a paper sleeve, and is an essential collectible for enthusiasts of vintage audio. Exuding a distinctive organum style, the release captures the essence of the era with Dixon's masterful touch. As a treasured item of Australian musical heritage, it's a testament to the craft and artistry of the period. Language is no barrier to the universal appeal of the genre, with the record graded as Good Plus (G+), ensuring a satisfying auditory experience for listeners and collectors alike.