78 RPM - Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Boys - Blue Moon Of Kentucky / Goodbye Old Pal - Columbia - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Boys
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	20370
Date:	Jun 1948
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Boys	Blue Moon Of Kentucky	Monroe	Rate
B	Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Boys	Goodbye Old Pal	Monroe	Rate

Notes

First issued on Columbia 37888, reissued in Columbia's new 20,000 series around June 1948.

A side (mx. CCO 4607) recorded Chicago, IL, September 16, 1946.
B side (mx. C 4358) recorded Chicago, IL, February 13, 1945.

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Number: 2042753 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: JLC135 Edited By: roadrunner99999 Description: Columbia 20370 A side label (Originally submited by roadrunner99999)	Number: 2042754 Uploaded By: JLC135 Edited By: roadrunner99999 Description: Columbia 20370 B side label (Originally submited by roadrunner99999)	Number: 2042665 HIDDEN Uploaded By: roadrunner99999 Edited By: roadrunner99999 Description: FLC	Number: 2042666 HIDDEN Uploaded By: roadrunner99999 Description: FLC
Number: 2044680 HIDDEN Uploaded By: roadrunner99999 Description: Front	Number: 2042663 HIDDEN Uploaded By: roadrunner99999 Edited By: roadrunner99999 Description: Side A	Number: 2044681 HIDDEN Uploaded By: roadrunner99999 Description: Back	Number: 2042664 HIDDEN Uploaded By: roadrunner99999 Edited By: roadrunner99999 Description: Side B

Comments and Reviews


fixbutte 1st Oct 2019		Although requested, this record cannot be moved to an earlier release date. Against Praguefrank only Columbia 37888 was released on 22 September 1947, not this one. The whole 20,000 series, of which this record was a part, did not start before 1 May 1948. For more details see here. Thus an even earlier release of this one, anytime nearer to the recording dates of these sides (16 September 1946 and 13 February 1945), can be ruled out.