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78 RPM - Comments / Reviews by plerner

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Member	Item		Review/Comment
plerner SUBS 1st Sep 2018		78 RPM Leslie Sarony - Ain't It Grand To Be Blooming Well Dead (1932)	I have uploaded an image of the side 2 label autographed - can anyone detect if this is the real thing?
plerner SUBS 31st Aug 2018		78 RPM Jack Payne And His B.B.C. Dance Orchestra - The Moochi / My Heart Belongs To The Girl Who Belongs To Somebody Else (1930)	Robert Sielle and Annette Mills, the composers and "supervisors" of "The Moochi", were husband and wife. Annette Mills was later well known for her television appearances with Muffin the Mule.
plerner SUBS 2nd Jan 2016		78 RPM Jackie DeShannon - Baby Bye-O (1963)	This song was first published in 1963. Versions of it were released in the USA by The Fleetwoods and Bernie Schwartz, in the UK by Bernie Balentine (exactly the same recording and same catalogue number as Bernie Schwartz in the US), in Germany by Draga Baleno, and in France, under the title of "Allo", by Arielle. There is an incomplete recording of the song by The Everly Brothers which has been released in recent years. The singer on this demo is definitely the co-writer, Jackie DeShannon.
plerner SUBS 4th Jan 2015		78 RPM Tommy Reilly - Barnacle Bill's Hornpipe / Count Five And Die (1958)	Sadly a broken 78, from the collection of my friend Roger.
plerner SUBS 16th Jan 2013		78 RPM Albert Whelan - The Wedding Breakfast / Darby And Joan's Christmas (1910)	"Darby and Joan's Christmas" features Amy Augarde and Chorus. Miss Augarde was an operatic mezzo-soprano.
plerner SUBS 16th Jan 2013		78 RPM Deanna Durbin - The Maids Of Cadiz (Les Filles De Cadiz) / My Own (1939)	Charles Previn, musical director, was great-uncle of Andre Previn.
plerner SUBS 15th Jan 2013		78 RPM Jimmy Gavin - I Sit In My Window / Lonely Chair (1957)	"I sit in my window" also done by the Crew-Cuts.
plerner SUBS 9th Jan 2013		78 RPM Jackie Dee - I'll Be True / How Wrong I Was (1957)	Early Jackie DeShannon before she moved to the West Coast.