78 RPM - The Andrews Sisters - One Meat Ball / Rum And Coca-Cola - Brunswick - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	The Andrews Sisters
Label:	Brunswick
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	03576
Date:	Jul 1945
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	21 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	The Andrews Sisters	One Meat Ball	L. Singer, H. Zaret	7.0 Rate
B	The Andrews Sisters	Rum And Coca-Cola	J. Sullavan, P. Baron, M. Amsterdam	10.0 Rate

Notes

With Vic Schoen and His Orchestra

Images

Number: 815827 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: soultwinz SUBS Description: Brunswick 03576 A side label (TT = 1945-Apr. 1946 label)	Number: 815829 Uploaded By: soultwinz SUBS Description: Brunswick 03576 B side label (TT = 1945-Apr. 1946 label)	Number: 411707 Uploaded By: VinylSid Description: Brunswick 03576 A side label (ST = Apr. 1946-Nov. 1947 repress)	Number: 411708 Uploaded By: VinylSid Description: Brunswick 03576 B side label (ST = Apr. 1946-Nov. 1947 repress)
Number: 2159497 Uploaded By: pandah Description: Brunswick 03576 A side label (NP = Apr. 1953-Oct. 1955 repress)	Number: 3193866 Uploaded By: pandah Description: Variant Side B Label

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pandah 21st Jan 2023		Side B label image added depicting adhesive L/T stamp.



MrPasta SUBS 25th Sep 2021



MrPasta SUBS 25th Sep 2021



xiphophilos 25th Feb 2020		I've rearranged and dated the various labels and their tax codes per http://www.78rpm.net.nz/mechcopy/mech7.htm.



pandah 24th Feb 2020		NP image scan of Side A added.



soultwinz SUBS 8th Aug 2015		Slight label variation images added



soultwinz SUBS 31st Jul 2015		Double sided hit, entered the UK singles chart 3/9/45 and peaked at #14



fixbutte 2nd May 2014		It's interesting that Rum And Coca-Cola was a B-side only in the UK - and only understandable if you factor in the foreseeable radio ban. It's even more interesting that this became the most successful of all Andrew Sisters recordings in the USA despite the ban of all major radio networks there.



xiphophilos 2nd May 2014		Side B:



zabadak 14th Jan 2013		They were very risque at times - they did a song called Strip Polka! - so i would equate them to Atomic Kitten, except with talent...



W.B.lbl 14th Jan 2013		Well, I know some 25 years later some bloke named Ray Davies was forced to change a line in one of his song lyrics from "Coca-Cola" to "cherry cola" because of the BBC's ban on advertising references. As well as a certain Paul Simon record being banned by them because its very title was advertising. But it indeed also didn't help about the "mother and daughter" storyline, which in a way made this the "Me So Horny" of its day.



doberman 14th Jan 2013		I believe the BBC banned this because of the mention of the fizzy drink, but I would have thought that the storyline of 'mother and daughter' did'nt help. It was No.One for ten weeks on the Billboard chart from Jan. 6 1945.

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Linked Releases

USA - Decca - 1944

Canada - Decca - 1944

UK - Decca - 1945

India - Decca