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Member	Item		Review/Comment
brownoldies63 18th Dec 2017		78 RPM Lambert Murphy - Tell Me / Yearning (1919)	Side A: Recorded 9/17/1919 Camden, New Jersey. Take 3 Lambert Murphy (Vocalist : Tenor Vocal) Howard Rattay (Instrumentalist : Violin) Side B: Recorded 9/17/1919 Camden, New Jersey. Take 6 Lambert Murphy (Vocalist : Tenor Vocal) Howard Rattay (Instrumentalist : Violin) Josef Pasternack (Conductor)
brownoldies63 18th Dec 2017		78 RPM Vincent Buono And Frank Chiaffarelli - U And I / The Nightingale's Warble (1913)	Side A (38538): Recorded 1/6/1913 New York, New York. Take 2 Side B (38832): Recorded 5/8/1913 New York, New York. Take 3
brownoldies63 18th Dec 2017		78 RPM Trinity Choir - Full Surrender ("I Surrender All") / Come Ye Disconsolate (1911)	Side A: Recorded 12/16/1910 Camden, New Jersey [Unconfirmed]. Take 2 Trinity Choir (Vocal Group) Harry Macdonough (vocalist : Tenor Vocal) William F. Hooley (vocalist : Bass Vocal) Marguerite Dunlap (Vocalist : Contralto) Lucy Isabelle Marsh (Vocalist : Soprano Vocal) Side B: Recorded 12/16/1910 Camden, New Jersey [Unconfirmed]. Take 4 Trinity Choir (Vocal Group) Lucy Isabelle Marsh (Vocalist : Soprano Vocal) Harry Macdonough (Vocalist : Tenor Vocal) William F. Hooley (Vocalist : Bass Vocal) Marguerite Dunlap (Vocalist : Contralto) Source: https://adp.library.ucsb.edu/index.php/object/detail/10760/Victor_16709
brownoldies63 18th Dec 2017		78 RPM Joseph C. Smith - Left All Alone Again Blues / Whose Baby Are You? (1920)	Side A: Recorded New York, New York. Take 7 Side B: Recorded New York, New York. Take 3
brownoldies63 18th Dec 2017		78 RPM Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra - Tulip Time – Medley / Yellow Dog Blues (1919)	Both Sides Take 1
brownoldies63 17th Dec 2017		78 RPM McKee Trio - A Perfect Day / Mother Machree (1915)	Side A (17835-A) McKee Trio (Musical Group) Alexander Hackel (Instrumentalist : Violin) William E. Bergè (Instrumentalist : Piano) Bernard Altschuler (Instrumentalist : Cello) Recorded 7/9/1915. New York, New York. Take 2 Side B (17835-B) McKee Trio (Musical Group) Alexander Hackel (Instrumentalist : Violin) William E. Bergè (Instrumentalist : Piano) Bernard Altschuler (Instrumentalist : Cello) Recorded 1/4/1916. New York, New York. Take 4
brownoldies63 30th Nov 2017		78 RPM Homer Rodeheaver - Brighten The Corner Where You Are / I Walk With The King (1915)	Side A: Recorded April 3, 1915. Camden, New Jersey. Master. Take 1 Side B: Recorded April 3, 1915. Camden, New Jersey. Hold/Master. Take 1 Source: https://adp.library.ucsb.edu/index.php/object/detail/12308/Victor_17763
brownoldies63 26th Nov 2017		78 RPM Tommy Dorsey - Snootie Little Cutie / Moonlight On The Ganges (1942)	Side A: Recorded In Hollywood Feb. 19, 1942 Saxophone: Heine Beau, Manny Gershman, Don Lodice, Bruce Snyder, Fred Stulce Trumpet: Jimmy Blake, Ziggy Elman, Chuck Peterson, Al Stearns Trombone: George Arus, Tommy Dorsey, Dave Jacobs, Jimmy Skiles Guitar: Clark Yocum Bass: George Boehm Piano: Joe Bushkin Drums: Buddy Rich Side B: Recorded In Hollywood March 9, 1942
brownoldies63 16th Jul 2017		78 RPM Conway's Band - Uncle Tom's Cabin (A Dream Picture Of The Old South) / Folks Up Willow Creek (1914)	Uncle Tom's Cabin Recorded: July 7, 1913. Camden, New Jersey. Take 1 Folks Up Willow Creek March Recorded: July 8, 1913. Camden, New Jersey. Take 2
brownoldies63 15th Apr 2017		78 RPM Benny Goodman Trio - China Boy / Oh, Lady Be Good! (1936)	Side B From The Musical Comedy "Lady, Be Good!"
brownoldies63 13th Mar 2017		78 RPM Tommy Dorsey - By The Sleepy Lagoon / Melody (1942)	Side A Recorded: June 1942. Location: Bernardsville Side B Recorded: August 6, 1942 http://www.jazzdiscography.com/Artists/Sinatra/dorseyyears.php [Thanks for providing the dates and the source for them. Added above! Mod.]
brownoldies63 2nd Jan 2017		78 RPM Jo Stafford - Jambalaya / Early Autumn (1952)	Jambalaya - Recorded : July 21, 1952 Early Autumn - Recorded : June 24, 1952
brownoldies63 2nd Jan 2017		78 RPM Jo Stafford - Sometime / No Other Love (1950)	Recorded : May 17, 1950
brownoldies63 2nd Jan 2017		78 RPM Jo Stafford - Serenade Of The Bells / The Gentleman Is A Dope (1947)	Recorded : September 25, 1947
brownoldies63 2nd Jan 2017		78 RPM Jo Stafford - It Was Written In The Stars / It's Monday Every Day (1948)	It Was Written In The Stars : Recorded December 31, 1947 It's Monday Every Day : Recorded December 17, 1947
brownoldies63 2nd Jan 2017		78 RPM Jo Stafford - Just Reminiscin' / Always True To You In My Fashion (1949)	Recorded January 12, 1949
brownoldies63 6th Sep 2016		78 RPM Mel Powell - The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise / Mood At Twilight (1947)	Really like the Mel Powell original "Mood At Twilight".
brownoldies63 17th Jul 2016		78 RPM Charlie Ventura - Moon Nocturne (Part 1) / Moon Nocturne (Part 2) (1947)	Review I was really impressed with this music. ✔︎ Helpful Review?
brownoldies63 10th Jul 2016		78 RPM Henry Burr - Tired Of Me / I'd Love To Fall Asleep And Wake Up In My Mammy's Arms (1920)	Henry Burr, whose real name is Harry Haley McClaskey Male tenor vocalist [January 15, 1882 - April 6, 1941]. One of the most famous ballad singers of the early 20th century, and one the first recording artists for Victor Records and Columbia. Side A (B-24327): Recorded 8/17/1920 Camden, New Jersey. Take 5. Henry Burr (Vocalist : Tenor Vocal) Rosario Bourdon (Conductor) William H. Reitz (Instrumentalist : Bells) Side B (B-23915): Recorded 4/7/1920 Camden, New Jersey. Take 2.
brownoldies63 30th Jun 2016		78 RPM Paul Biese And His Novelty Orchestra - Mystery! / Oh! (1920)	Recorded 12/16/1919. Release date could be March 1920.
brownoldies63 18th Jun 2016		78 RPM Libby Holman - Baby Baby / Fare Thee Well (1942)	Thanks so much...Was trying to figure out out to do it that way...Now I see.
brownoldies63 18th Jun 2016		78 RPM Libby Holman - Baby Baby / Fare Thee Well (1942)	This was a really great find at the flea market. What a fascinating story of these artists, together and individually.
brownoldies63 21st May 2016		78 RPM Chick Webb - You Showed Me The Way / Clap Hands! Here Comes Charlie (1937)	Found this at my favorite record store in the area, which is where I've been getting most of my records when not finding them at thrift shops or antique shops. This was the only Chick Webb record I could find.

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