78 RPM - Paul Robeson And Lawrence Brown - Joshua Fit De Battle Ob Jericho / Bye And Bye - Victor - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Paul Robeson And Lawrence Brown
Label:	Victor
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	19743
Date:	25 Sep 1925
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Paul Robeson And Lawrence Brown	Joshua Fit De Battle Ob Jericho		Rate
B	Paul Robeson And Lawrence Brown	Bye And Bye		Rate

Notes

Duet with piano
Negro spiritual(s)

A side (take 5): recorded Camden, NJ, July 30, 1925.
B side (take 2): recorded Camden, NJ, July 16, 1925.
Cutout date: 1940.
(DAHR)

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Mike Gann 24th Jun 2021		Already in the database, the earlier pressing labels have been moved up.



xiphophilos 17th Mar 2018		For adding box sets, check out https://www.45worlds.com/78rpm/78_record_add_guide.php I'd also look at how others have entered albums, like, for example, https://www.45worlds.com/78rpm/record/c28



walkinginmyshoes 13th Mar 2018		Yep, my bad, it has a 2. I see now it’s a “black” Victor with 5 digits. I’ve since caught on to the Victor numbering system. I have a few discrepancies tho that I have been saving to upload last. I may need some help figuring out. Also I have a box set. Not sure how to upload.



xiphophilos 12th Mar 2018		A side:



xiphophilos 12th Mar 2018		B side:



xiphophilos 12th Mar 2018		Is there a little "2" in the runout of the B side, walkinginmyshoes, maybe in the 9 o'clock position? That would confirm the take number. In any case, your copy, which is a repress from ca. 1938-1940, illustrates how popular this record was. It was continuously available for 15 years before it was deleted from the Victor catalog in 1940. The first release in 1925 appeared on a Batwing label.



slholzer 12th Mar 2018		I have added the more precise release date provided by Bolig's Victor Black Label Discography, 18000/19000 Series. Per Bolig, the arrangement on Side A is by Lawrence Brown, on Side-B by Harry T. Burleigh. I note that Rust, in his Victor Master Book Vol. 2, has Side B as take 4 but had changed his mind by the time the 2nd edition of the Complete Entertainment Discography was published, in favor of take 2. The ODP and Bolig agree that it is take 2.