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78 RPM Record

Artist:Kitty Kallen
Label:  Brunswick
Country:UK
Catalogue:05287
Date:May 1954
Format:10"
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Community: 38 Own, 1 Wants
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TrackArtistTitleComposerRating
AKitty KallenLittle Things Mean A LotStutz, Lindeman10.0  Rate
BKitty KallenI Don't Think You Love Me AnymoreConn, GallopRate


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With Orchestra directed by Jack Pleis.

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tomaszposzwinski
12th Mar 2024
 
 
 
MrPasta SUBS
2nd Jun 2021
 
 
 
mister_tmg
17th Feb 2020
 There was also a later pressing of this disc on the black and white label.
 
 
bigyella
11th Feb 2017
 Kitty Kallen had to wait a long time for her only UK hit to reach the top. It spent 10 weeks in the top five, including seven at #2, before it finally squeezed past David Whitfield's 'Cara Mia' for its only week at #1.
 
 
mister_tmg
30th Jun 2015
 I think 78s were long gone by the time of "My Coloring Book"...
45 release
 
 
slholzer
22nd Dec 2014
 Kallen had a more productive time of it in the US. In spite of losing her voice about a year after Little Things Mean A Lot hit, and being inactive for four years, she went on to tot up 13 top ten career hits (See Wikipedia). She made some great records with the Harry James band of which I recommend "It's Been a Long. Long Time" and "I'm Beginning To See The Light". Her next biggest solo record was probably "My Coloring Book", but I don''t know if it was ever on 78.
 
 
soultwinz SUBS
21st Dec 2014
 She did have a minor hit with In the Chapel in the Moonlight at about the same time, though uncharted, having said that, the charts at the time were very innacurate to say the least.
 
 
mister_tmg
3rd Nov 2014
 The first 'one-hit wonder' in the UK charts: a number 1 hit, and nothing else.
 
 
mister_tmg
16th Sep 2014
 So what did a Gold Disc certify in 1954?

Great record, anyway!
 
 
Alan Warby
1st Jul 2013
 Reached Number 1 in the NME charts, 2 Jul 1954. It was also awarded a Gold Disc.
 

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Linked Releases

Netherlands - Decca - 1954

Canada - Decca - 1954

Ireland - Brunswick - 1954

USA - Decca - 1954

Denmark - Decca


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