78 RPM - Al Jolson - Someone Else May Be There While I'm Gone / When The Red, Red, Robin Comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin' Along - Brunswick - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Al Jolson
Label:	Brunswick
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	04146
Date:	Dec 1948
Format:	10"
Genre:	Pop, Vocal
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	7 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Al Jolson	Someone Else May Be There While I'm Gone	Irving Berlin	Rate
B	Al Jolson	When The Red, Red, Robin Comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin' Along	Woods	Rate

Notes

A: With Orchestra directed by Morris Stoloff
B: Vocal, with Orch. and male chorus directed by Morris Stoloff

A side (mx. L.4622) recorded Los Angeles, CA, December 5, 1947.
B side (mx. L.4623) recorded Los Angeles, CA, December 5, 1947.

Reviewed in The Gramophone, December 1948, page 118.

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xiphophilos 14th Feb 2024		Side indicators appeared on Brunswick labels attached with a hyphen to the catalog numbers only until December 1948, so Redpunk's copy is the original one. The other two, without any side indicator, must both be from 1949 because of the CT tax code (in force April 9, 1948 - December 31, 1949). I'm not sure, however, why they don't list A & B above the catalog number, like other Brunswick labels between 1949 and May/June 1950.



danceband91 13th Feb 2024		This was reviewed in the December 1948 issue of The Gramophone, so I suggest the date is changed to that, agreeing with the Missing Charts book (which does indeed have errors, but this is not one of them!). [Thanks, reference added and date corrected. Mod.] Brunswick seem to have made a habit of releasing records out of catalogue order, and especially so from 1948-1949. Records with cat nos. from 04100 to 04237 seem to have been pre-allocated to artists in batches (e.g. 04108-04137 are all Bing Crosby records), which were then gradually released between Oct '48 and Aug '49. This ran in parallel with the standard releases (which were roughly in numerical order from 03945-04099). This confusion continues to the end of 1949, when a 'special' Brunswick release of 86 records was provided to dealers, these filling in the gaps in the subsequent releases from 04282 to roughly 04400. The Gramophone speculates that this was due to contractual obligations to the American Decca company.



soultwinz SUBS 5th Apr 2022		the date in the missing charts book is a printing error...there's several in the book..deffo a 1949 release



Redpunk SUBS 13th Apr 2020		Added label scans with 'A' and 'B' on label.



xiphophilos 10th Dec 2015		A Side: B Side (Dec. 1946 version): B Side (original version from 1926):



Appletree1 SUBS 9th Dec 2015		The Missing Charts book has this record being issued to the shops in December 1948. It also lists the B side as the more popular side.