I don’t know much about these records I found at the junk store other than the fact that they are recorded on audiodisc blanks… which means these are one of a kind and not mass produced. All of them are single sided with blank backs (other than what appears to be some test cutting on the back of one record) They seem to be demos from unknown artists.. Probably recorded on these discs as they were performed… possibly these are copies of other records.  Anyway, have a look at the labels and listen to the tunes. Maybe someone on the internet will know something about them.

” Nobody Knows The Trouble I’ve seen” This partial song was cut onto the back on the above “Phyllis Moore” record:

Here’s a couple 78s by Sol Hoopii and His Novelty Quartette I just got. A couple of these songs were not available previously on the internet in any format.. Regal Zonophone was a british company that released Brunswick recordings in the UK. Those are identical to the Brunswick records of the same title.

 Pidgin English Hula b/w My Isle on Hilo Bay (1935) Regal Zonophone MR 3539

Pidgin English Hula

My Isle on Hilo Bay

Oh, Lady Be Good! b/w Aloha Beloved (1934) Brunswick 01780

Oh, Lady Be Good!

Aloha Beloved

Pua o’ Kealoha b/w Hawaiian Hula Song (1930) Regal Zonophone MR 217

Pua O’ Kealoha

Hawaiian Hula Song

Here’s what Lady Be Good! Sounds like on my acoustic phonograph: