78 RPM - Buchanan And Goodman - Buchanan And Goodman On Trial / Crazy - Luniverse - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Buchanan And Goodman
Label:	Luniverse
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	102
Date:	Oct 1956
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Buchanan And Goodman	Buchanan And Goodman On Trial	Buchanan, Goodman	9.5 Rate
B	The Luniverse Sympharmonic Conducted By Buchanan And Goodman	Crazy	Lee, Weiss	8.5 Rate

Notes

A side: Crazier Novelty
Time on A side 2:15½

B side: Silly Instrumental
Speed on B side 78 or 45 RPM

Also issued on 45 RPM (with B side speed 45 or 33⅓ RPM)

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Comments and Reviews


RecordDragon 14th Aug 2023		Unable to find video without the Fats Domino clip. Version with Fats Domino clip



stereotom 17th May 2015		How was the "exact" release date of 5 Nov 1956 determined? Given that it was reviewed in the October 20, 1956 issue of the magazine, I suspect it was issued around that time or even up to a few weeks earlier.



Break-In Master 12th Jan 2014		RecordDragon: You could, but, since the 45 version when played at 45 is the same as the 78 version when played at 78, playing the 45 version at 78 would make it nearly twice as fast.



RecordDragon 29th Dec 2013		Wonder if you could play the 45 at 78?



Break-In Master 28th Dec 2013		Δ11642 "Crazy" My other copy doesn't have any Delta numbers on it. The one WITH Deltas is shellac, the one without is vinyl.



Break-In Master 25th Dec 2013		I was JUST going to say that! :-) The 78 version lists two playing speeds on, "Crazy", but the 45 pressing only lists 45.



Jock_Girl 29th Jan 2013		This is the first pressing. Only the first pressing had the etched autographs in the run-out grooves and had a clip from Fats Domino in it. Second pressing has no autographs and replaces I'm In Love Again by Fats Domino cut-in with Green Door by Jim Lowe