78 RPM - Little Esther - Other Lips, Other Arms / The Deacon Moves In - Federal - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Little Esther
Label:	Federal
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	12016
Date:	Feb 1951
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
Price Guide:	$27
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PRICE GUIDE

$27

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Little Esther	Other Lips, Other Arms	Latricia Walker	Rate
B	Little Esther	The Deacon Moves In	Ward, Marks	Rate

Notes

Both sides recorded with the Earle Warren Orchestra; vocals on "The Deacon Moves In" by Little Esther and the Dominoes

CB March 3, 1951, p. 13 (Jazz 'n Blues Reviews - Award o' the Week), p. 14 (King/Federal ad) - 78 issue only
BB March 10, 1951, p. 22 (King/Federal ad) - 78 issue only
BB March 31, 1951, p. 30 (King/Federal ad) - 78 and 45 issues

Images

Number: 2168736 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: Mike Gann Description: Federal 12016 B-side promo label {from valueyourmusic.com}	Number: 2168734 Uploaded By: Mike Gann Description: Federal 12016 A-side label {from valueyourmusic.com}	Number: 2168737 Uploaded By: Mike Gann Description: Federal 12016 B-side label {from valueyourmusic.com}	Number: 1368831 Uploaded By: fixbutte Edited By: fixbutte Description: Cash Box March 3, 1951, p. 13
Number: 1107712 Uploaded By: RadioAl Description: Trade Ad; appeared in Billboard and Cash Box, February 17, 1951

Comments and Reviews


Excello-2101 SUBS 1st Sep 2021



Mike Gann 5th Mar 2020		A-side label image and two B-side label images added



mickey rat 24th Apr 2019		Both sides rec. 27Jan51, Cincinnati, with the Dominoes and the Johnny Otis Orchestra masquerading as Earle Warren & His Orchestra (Warren prev. with Count Basie and by 1951 played alto sax in the Otis band). Otis was possibly still under contract with Savoy (his last recordings for Savoy were in March 1951) but he seems to have followed Ralph Bass to Federal and this is the first of a number of Otis-related recordings to appear on Federal. OTHER LIPS, OTHER ARMS; w & m Latricia Walker © Armo Music Corp. 2Feb51 EU228059 THE DEACON MOVES IN; w & m Rose Marks & William Ward © Armo Music Corp. 2Feb51 EU228058



fixbutte 14th Jun 2017		Not "The Deacon Moves In", with The Dominoes, but "Other Lips, Other Arms" was the top side of this record as the Cash Box review and all King/Federal ads testify, corresponding with King's and Federal's "AA" designation for their top sides. Unlike the 45 rpm issue, the 78 rpm didn't come out in March 1951 but already in February as the early Cash Box review date suggests. (Release date, side designation and notes now adjusted, Cash Box review uploaded.)



BigBadBluesMan 24th Apr 2015



bill mann 14th Jan 2015		Top side [with the Dominoes] is one of my all time favourites. if this is not rock n roll, then what is ?