45 R.P.M. - EP Waldorf Music-Hall No. MH 4566 - 4 Top Hits Late1950s
Condition: VG. Minor rubbings and scratches. No Jacket.

Side A1: Artie Malvin With Enoch Light And His Orchestra Night Lights C. Conn, S. Gallop.
Side A2: Sylvia Textor Mama From The Train (A Kiss, A Kiss) I. Gordon

Side B1: Keith Textor Two Different Worlds A. Frisch, S. Wayne.
Side B2: The Ink Spots Shanty In Old Shanty Town J. Young, J. Little, J. Siras

Speed: 45 R.P.M. 7”
Duration: Extended Play - Four Songs.
Waldorf Records Corp. Harrison, N.J. Label.
High Fidelity. Full Dynamic Range.

The Waldorf Music Hall label was started in 1953 or 1954 in Harrison, New Jersey, by Enoch Light. While Light served as General Manager, his business partners Casper Pinsker and Dick Davemos were also involved. Waldorf Music Hall released popular, jazz, rhythm and blues and gospel music. The Waldorf Music Hall Label was a budget record label. The 10 inch albums sold for 99 cents, and the 12 inch albums sold for $1.98. Waldorf Music Hall records were sold exclusively in Woolworth stores. When Am- Par Records purchased all of the labels owned by Enoch Light in October 1959, they also acquired the Waldorf Music Hall catalog, although the label had probably stopped issuing albums prior to the purchase.