Latest Updates - Jo Stafford

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Comment by MrPasta SUBS:

Added purple label images

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Comment by MrPasta SUBS:

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Comment by MrPasta SUBS:

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Comment by sheepdip1234 SUBS ●:

Added Side A variation. Larger title and matching Side B.

Please hide my originals if required.

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Comment by tomaszposzwinski:

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Comment by DeweyGill SUBS ●:

With Paul Weston and His Music From Hollywood.
I omitted the prefix titles, it makes them confusing. Rosabella, Cleo and Herman were characters in Frank Loesser’s Broadway musical score for “Most Happy Fella.”
In the original production “Warm All Over” is sung by Jo, but not Jo Stafford, it is soprano Jo Sullivan.
The storyline has an older man “Tony” marrying a younger woman “Rosabella” who is played by Jo Sullivan. Ironically, in real life, an older Loesser married the much younger Sullivan in 1959. Loesser was 49, Sullivan just 32.
“Big D” has nice guitar breaks.

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Comment by DeweyGill SUBS ●:

Added images

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Comment by xiphophilos ●:

A side:
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Comment by xiphophilos ●:

Image {1116116} is the only label with a dotted "i" in the Capitol label name. That also happens to be Capitol's earliest label style, the Label 42:

1942-1944 label with Capitol dome logo extending below the word Capitol, see Label 42 at https://www.friktech.com/btls/capitol/capitollabels.pdf The type face points to a Los Angeles pressing.

Images {1132190} and {1132191} are Scranton represses on the 1945-1946 label with Capitol dome logo no longer extending below the word Capitol, see Label 45 at https://www.friktech.com/btls/capitol/capitollabels.pdf

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Comment by W.B.lbl:

I now have specific data as to the Hollywood {Images #3198847 & 3198848}: The center label specs were 73.0mm (2.874") and the label holes 9.5mm (0.374").

As to what was used in Bridgeport - {Images #607032 & 607033} - the die-cut center labels would have been 76.5mm (3.0118") and the label holes 9.0mm (0.3543").

On both, the large ring was 68.0mm (2.6772") and the smaller ring in the styrene dies 19mm (0.748").

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Comment by Mike Gann:

Changed the date because March, 1948 is not when this was released.

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Comment by maxxvolume ●:

A-side
B-side

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Comment by maxxvolume ●:

Added labels.

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Comment by tomaszposzwinski:

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Comment by MrPasta SUBS:

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Comment by MrPasta SUBS:

Added A side label variation. "A-ROUND" (with hyphen) and no M.C.P.S. logo

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Comment by Redpunk:

Added label scans.