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paneity 29th Oct 2016		78 RPM King Cole Trio - Call The Police / Hit That Jive Jack	Both sides recorded on 22 October 1941 in New York City. With Oscar Moore (guitar) and Wesley Prince (bass).
paneity 29th Oct 2016		78 RPM Fred Astaire - Love Of My Life / Me And The Ghost Upstairs	Both sides recorded on 22 September 1940.
paneity 29th Oct 2016		78 RPM Fred Astaire - Dig It (I Ain't Hep To That Step But I'll Dig It) / Poor Mister Chisholm	Both sides recorded on 22 September 1940.
paneity 29th Oct 2016		78 RPM Fred Astaire - The Yam / The Yam Step	Both sides recorded on 26 March 1938. In "The Yam Step", Astaire explains The Yam dance to bandleader Ray Noble.
paneity 29th Oct 2016		78 RPM Fred Astaire - Change Partners / I Used To Be Colour Blind	Both sides recorded on 24 March 1938.
paneity 29th Oct 2016		78 RPM Fred Astaire - Things Are Looking Up / Nice Work If You Can Get It	Both sides recorded on 19 October 1937.
paneity 29th Oct 2016		78 RPM Fred Astaire - A Foggy Day / I Can't Be Bothered Now	Both sides recorded on 17 October 1937.
paneity 29th Oct 2016		78 RPM Fred Astaire - They Can't Take That Away From Me / They All Laughed	"They Can't Take That Away From Me" recorded on 14 March 1937; "They All Laughed" recorded on 18 March 1937.
paneity 29th Oct 2016		78 RPM Fred Astaire - Let's Call The Whole Thing Off / Shall We Dance	Both sides recorded on 19 March 1937; from the RKO film "Shall We Dance".
paneity 29th Oct 2016		78 RPM Fred Astaire - (I've Got) Beginner's Luck / Slap That Bass	"(I've Got) Beginner's Luck" recorded on 19 March 1937; "Slap That Bass" on 21 March 1937.
paneity 29th Oct 2016		78 RPM Fred Astaire - I'm Building Up To An Awful Let-Down / I'd Rather Lead A Band	Both sides recorded on 30 January 1936.
paneity 29th Oct 2016		78 RPM Fred Astaire - I'm Putting All My Eggs In One Basket / We Saw The Sea	"I'm Putting All My Eggs In One Basket" recorded on 24 January 1936; "We Saw The Sea" on 30 January 1936.
paneity 29th Oct 2016		78 RPM Fred Astaire - Let's Face The Music And Dance / Let Yourself Go	"Let's Face The Music And Dance" recorded on 24 January 1936; "Let Yourself Go" on 30 January 1936.
paneity 29th Oct 2016		78 RPM Fred Astaire - Pick Yourself Up / Never Gonna Dance	Both sides recorded on 26 July 1936.
paneity 29th Oct 2016		78 RPM Fred Astaire - A Fine Romance / Bojangles Of Harlem	"A Fine Romance (mx LA 1133-D) recorded on 26 July 1936; "Bojangles Of Harlem" (mx LA 1137) on 28 July 1936.
paneity 29th Oct 2016		78 RPM Fred Astaire - The Way You Look To-Night / The Waltz In Swing Time	"The Way You Look To-Night" recorded on 26 July 1936, "The Waltz In Swing Time" on 28 July 1936.
paneity 29th Oct 2016		78 RPM Fred Astaire - Cheek To Cheek / No Strings	Both sides recorded on 26 June 1935.
paneity 1st May 2016		78 RPM Louis Armstrong - Once In A While / On The Sunny Side Of The Street	According to Verve's "The Ultimate Collection", both sides were recorded on 15 November 1937.
paneity 1st May 2016		78 RPM King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band - Canal Street Blues / Dipper Mouth Blues	Both sides were recorded in Richmond, Indiana - "Canal Street Blues" on 5 April 1923 and "Dipper Mouth Blues" the following day. King Oliver and Louis Armstrong play cornet, and Lil Hardin, who Armstrong would marry the following year, is on piano. Armstrong re-recorded these two songs for the first two tracks on his 1957 4-LP memoir "Satchmo: A Musical Autobiography".
paneity 1st May 2016		78 RPM Louis Armstrong With Jimmy Dorsey - Dipper Mouth Blues / If We Never Meet Again	"Dipper Mouth Blues" was recorded on 7 August 1936 in Los Angeles, and "If We Never Meet Again" on 29 April 1936 in New York.
paneity 1st May 2016		78 RPM The Quintet Of The Hot Club Of France - Yellow House Stomp / Red-O-Ray	Both sides were recorded on 25 April 1947 with Stephane Grappelly (violin), George Shearing (piano), Dave Goldberg (guitar), Coleridge Goode (bass) and Ray Ellington (drums).
paneity 1st May 2016		78 RPM The Quintet Of The Hot Club Of France - Swing From Paris / Them There Eyes	Both sides were recorded in Paris on 14 June 1938 with Stéphane Grappelly (violin), Django Reinhardt, Joseph Reinhardt and Eugène Vées (guitars) and Roger Grasset (bass).
paneity 1st May 2016		78 RPM The Quintet Of The Hot Club Of France - Sweet Georgia Brown / Black And White	Both sides were recorded in London on 31 January 1938 with Stéphane Grappelly (violin), Django Reinhardt, Roger Chaput and Eugène Vées (guitars) and Louis Vola (bass).
paneity 1st May 2016		78 RPM The Quintet Of The Hot Club Of France - Honeysuckle Rose / Souvenirs	Both sides recorded in London on 31 January 1938 with Stéphane Grappelly (violin), Django Reinhardt, Roger Chaput and Eugène Vées (guitars) and Louis Vola (bass).
paneity 1st May 2016		78 RPM Stephane Grappelly And His Hot Four - St. Louis Blues / China Boy	Both sides were recorded in Paris with Django Reinhardt, Joseph Reinhardt and Pierre "Baro" Ferret on guitars. "St. Louis Blues" was recorded on 30 September 1935 with Louis Vola (bass) making up the Hot Four, and "China Boy" was recorded on 21 October 1935 with Tony Rovira replacing Vola on bass.
paneity 1st May 2016		78 RPM Stephane Grappelly And His Hot Four - Moon Glow / It Don't Mean A Thing	The Hot Four were Django Reinhardt, Joseph Reinhardt, Pierre "Baro" Ferret (guitars) and Tony Rovira (bass).
paneity 1st May 2016		78 RPM Stephane Grappelly And His Hot Four - Limehouse Blues / I Got Rhythm	Both sides were recorded on 13 October 1935 in Paris. The Hot Four were Django Reinhardt, Joseph Reinhardt, Pierre "Baro" Ferret (guitars) and Louis Vola (bass).
paneity 29th Apr 2016		78 RPM David Rose - What Is This Thing Called Love / Easy To Love	"What Is This Thing Called Love" was first issued in 1946 on RCA Victor 20-1879, and credited as "from the London Revue 'Wake Up and Dream'".
paneity 29th Apr 2016		78 RPM Vic Damone - In The Still Of The Night / Kiss Me	Osser's name misspelt "Glen" on side A.
paneity 27th Apr 2016		78 RPM Paul Robeson - Canoe Song / Love Song	"Canoe Song" was recorded on 14 May 1935 and "Love Song" on 15 April 1935, both in London. Robeson took the role of Bosambo in "Sanders Of The River" on the understanding that Africans would be portrayed positively. In the last few days of filming and during editing the message of the film changed to being supportive of colonialism, causing Robeson to disown the film.

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