78 RPM - Tommy Dorsey - We'll Gather Lilacs / If I Had A Wishing Ring - Victor - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Tommy Dorsey
Label:	Victor / RCA Victor [USA]
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	20-1809
Date:	Feb 1946
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Tommy Dorsey	We'll Gather Lilacs	Ivor Norvello	Rate
B	Tommy Dorsey	If I Had A Wishing Ring	Marla Shelton, Louis Alter	Rate

Notes

Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra.
A side from "Perchance to Dream".
B side from the Gold Picture Production "Breakfast in Hollywood".
Vocal refrains by Stuart Foster.

Both sides recorded: Jan. 16, 1946 (A side: D6-VB-1569; B side: D6-VB-1568).

Very first pressings were among the last to use the old Victor name before 'RCA' was added on.

Images

Number: 1443661

THUMBNAIL
Uploaded By: Bob1951
Description: A side label

Number: 1443662

Uploaded By: Bob1951
Description: B side label

Number: 3061457

Uploaded By: cyeaman SUBS
Description: RCA Victor 20-1809 A-side image

Number: 3061458

Uploaded By: cyeaman SUBS
Description: RCA Victor 20-1809 B-side image

Comments and Reviews


slholzer 9th Sep 2017		You'll have to move that number up a bit further. My database has photos of Tommy Dorsey's Victor 20-1819 with the Victor logo.



fixbutte 4th Sep 2017		No it wasn't - a higher Victor number again, advertised in the same Billboard issue and already appreciated by myself as "possibly the last record ever released with the Victor label": 20-1814. And we even got Victor 20-1815, though probably released a bit earlier, in late Feb 1946 (advertised as RCA Victor 20-1815 in the Billboard issue of Mar 2, 1946, p. 30).



fixbutte 4th Sep 2017		Victor 20-1813, by Henry "Red" Allen again, probably pressed in January 1946 but released only in March, was presumably the last/highest Victor number (RCA Victor New Releases ad in the Billboard issue of March 9, 1946, p. 30).



fixbutte 4th Sep 2017		You're right. As seen on the web, 20-1808 by Henry "Red" Allen and 20-1810 by Johnny Desmond were first printed with Victor labels as well. The label ad, however, in the Billboard issue of Feb 16, 1946, p. 34, already listed Dorsey's and Desmond's records as RCA Victor New Releases. And we already have an even higher Victor number, 20-1811, here on the database.



W.B.lbl 4th Sep 2017		This is perhaps one of the very last 78's to use the Victor name on the label, therefore {Images #1443661 & 1443662} has to be a very first-run pressing; it was in the very month of its release that its name was changed to RCA Victor, as seen on this copy.



Bob1951 4th Sep 2017		A side B side