78 RPM - Various Artists - A Bushel And A Peck / My Time Of Day - Brunswick - UK

78 RPM Record

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A side - with The Hot Box Girls, Orchestra directed by Irving Actman
B side - Orchestra directed by Irving Actman

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tomaszposzwinski 24th Jan 2024



mister_tmg 28th Apr 2017		Recorded December 3, 1950, so over two years old by the time it was a hit (due to the gap between the show opening on Broadway and in London).



bigyella 11th Feb 2017		Vivian Blaine's Bushel and a Peck was her only chart hit in the UK with one week at #12.



mister_tmg 13th Jun 2016		eBay listing shows there is a gap in the grooves, so they obviously had both tracks separately, rather than running continuously. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/10-78-BRUNSWICK-05100-A-Bushel-And-A-Peck-My-Time-Of-Day-from-Guys-And-Dolls-/201336923273 http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h35/mister_tmg/Vivian%20Blaine%2078_zpshnq1w6yv.jpg http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h35/mister_tmg/Vivian%20Blaine%20label_zpsqx77b3zm.jpg



mister_tmg 29th Feb 2016		So are A1 and A2 actually separate tracks? Is it then a rare example of a 78 with more than one track on a side? Is there a gap in the grooves?



Alan Warby 30th Jun 2013		Reached Number 12 in the NME charts, 10 Jul 1953.

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Ireland - Brunswick - 1953

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