He signed to Victor in February 1929 and remained through December 1931, when he recorded for the short-lived, but extremely popular "Hit of the Week" label (which sold records laminated onto cardboard).
He signed to Victor in February 1929 and remained through late 1931, leaving after a heated dispute with company executives over title selections. He then recorded for the short-lived, but extremely popular "Hit of the Week" label (which sold records laminated onto cardboard).