78 RPM - Petula Clark - The Pendulum Song / Romance In Rome - MGM - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Petula Clark
Label:	MGM
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	12049
Date:	Aug 1955
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Petula Clark	The Pendulum Song	Hoffman, Murray	Rate
B	Petula Clark	Romance In Rome	Poser, Arden	Rate

Notes

Recorded London, 1955.

Reviewed in Billboard magazine August 13, 1955, p. 42.
Trade advertisement in subsequent issue (Billboard, Sep. 17, 1955, p. 40) lists it on 78 and 45rpm formats.

a) Orchestra Conducted by Geoff Love
With The Radio Revellers
b) Orchestra Conducted by Laurie Johnson

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Comments and Reviews


xiphophilos 7th Jun 2023		That is pretty cool! Another mystery solved!



mikerhyl SUBS 6th Jun 2023		xiphophilos Finally provide proof of the existence of this 78 …6 years after your comment !



mikerhyl SUBS 27th May 2023		Doesn’t seem “unbreakable “ to me but arrived in one piece safely from America !



mikerhyl SUBS 12th May 2023		Finally just bought this 78 from America.



W.B.lbl 5th Oct 2018		In later years, there would be an irony to this, as Ms. Clark would be ultimately signed to MGM itself in 1972-73.



xiphophilos 9th Feb 2017		Sorry for introducing a tangent here. Our entry for the Sundown Playboy 78 is here.



PhilMH 9th Feb 2017		Promo only for the Apple 78, see Billboard for November 25, 1972. Now, these last few comments should really be moved to somewhere else, as they have nothing to do with Pet's record!



xiphophilos 8th Feb 2017		I personally wouldn't miss any of these unverified Beatles discs either, should they get deleted.



mister_tmg 8th Feb 2017		Different coupling, though. If there's any evidence the 78 wasn't released, it could be marked as "unreleased". There's Beatles 78s on this site which aren't verified to exist.



xiphophilos 7th Feb 2017		Despite the Billboard ad announcing this record on both 45 and 78 rpm, I personally would hesitate to list this record without any more tangible evidence (like a label scan) of its actual release on 78 in the US. That said, the record did get released on 78 rpm in Australia, on Radiola A224P (scan here).



mister_tmg 6th Feb 2017		You do wonder. It could still have existed, but in very small numbers as it wasn't a hit. Shellac is fragile so they could have broken. The early Polygon 78s are incredibly rare but they were pressed even if most don't turn up very often. See this article http://www.goldminemag.com/article/rock-n-roll-78s-are-a-hot-but-sometimes-overlooked-commodity



mikerhyl SUBS 6th Feb 2017		Wonder if the 78 version ever got pressed. Perhaps they just took orders and there were not enough to warrant. I have both DJ and regular copies of the 45.