78 RPM - Jack Miller - Louise / I'm Just A Vagabond Lover - Publix - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Jack Miller
Label:	Publix
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	1019-P
Date:	1929
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
Price Guide:	$32
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PRICE GUIDE

$32

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Jack Miller	Louise	Whiting, Robin	Rate
B	Jack Miller	I'm Just A Vagabond Lover	Vallée, Zimmermann	Rate

Notes

Jack Miller accomp. by The New Englanders
"Louise": from "Innocents Of Paris"

"Louise" composers: Leo Robin, Richard A. Whiting;
"I'm Just A Vagabond Lover" composers: Rudy Vallée, Leon Zimmerman.

"Innocents of Paris" (May 1929), starring Maurice Chevalier, was Paramount Pictures' first musical film.
"The Vagabond Lover" (RKO Pictures, Dec. 1929) was Rudy Vallée's first film.

A mx: W148479 (takes 1 & 2); recorded New York, NY, May 6, 1929.
B mx: W148420 (takes 2 & 3); recorded New York, NY, May 6, 1929.

Also released on Columbia 1019-P; Diva 2914-G; Harmony 914-H; Velvet Tone 1914-V.
(DAHR)

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xiphophilos 29th Mar 2018		Thanks for checking. I now see that I read ")" after Robin as part of a letter.



j.monk 28th Mar 2018		Just checked back at the record itself, and against all odds, Robin is well spelled on the label !



xiphophilos 27th Mar 2018		Leo Robin is definitely the correct name. I just can't make out for sure if the label spells his name with two "b" or "bl". Another thing that confuses me is the recording date. DAHR claims a confusing sequence of recording dates for these matrix numbers: mx: 148477, recorded May 7, 1929; mx: 148478, recorded May 9, 1929; mx: 148479 (Louise), recorded on May 6, 1929; mx: 148480, recorded May 7, 1929. Wouldn't the numbers have been used in sequence?



j.monk 27th Mar 2018		Wikipedia gives "Robin", mispelled on the label then.



xiphophilos 27th Mar 2018		I have adjusted the credits to what the labels say, but am not sure exactly if Robin's name is misspelled Robbins or Roblin. Could you please check, jmonk?



j.monk 27th Mar 2018		Read somwhere (but can't find the info anymore, though I can't invent this) that Publix released only songs from Paramount Pictures movies, and were sold only in theaters, where the correspondant movies were screened. Only a few hundreds were pressed. That makes Publix Rds unrelated to Publix Super Markets Ltd.

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USA - Diva - 1929