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Artist: Perry Como And Betty Hutton Label:   RCA Victor Country: USA Catalogue: 20-3930 Date: Oct 1950 Format: 10" Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  10 Own Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Perry Como And Betty Hutton	A Bushel And A Peck	Frank Loesser	7.0  Rate
B	Perry Como And Betty Hutton	She's A Lady	Cy Coben	6.0  Rate

Notes

A - From the musical production "Guys And Dolls"

A side (mx. E0VB-5576, take 1) recorded New York, NY, September 12, 1950.
B side (mx. E0VB-5577, take 1) recorded New York, NY, September 12, 1950.

Billboard, September 30, 1950, page 21: RCA Victor ad, "This Week's New Releases: Ships Coast to Coast, Week of October 1".

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Number: 432932  THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: Lovinda🍰 Description: RCA Victor 20-3930 A side label (Camden pressing)

Number: 432933  Uploaded By: Lovinda🍰 Description: RCA Victor 20-3930 B side label (Camden pressing)

Comments and Reviews

W.B.lbl ● 14th Aug 2021		In cases like this, I'd usually give the release date as the day after the "ship date" given in those adverts. I once saw some release cards in Sony/BMG vaults of RCA Victor 78's of the period where Monday was the official "release" day. After all, while a week may start on a Sunday, Monday is the start of the business week.
ZebedyZak 14th Aug 2021		United States or anywhere else, how many people are going to believe that a record was released on a Sunday? It seems even less believable for a 1950s release than it does for something more recent. Why are some people so obsessed with saying everything is released on a Sunday? If they'd put Monday, October 2nd I'd have accepted it and not commented.
xiphophilos 13th Aug 2021		I've removed the day. A release date at some point in October 1950 is surely right. The RCA Victor ad in Billboard, to which I have now linked above, says, "This Week's New Releases: Ships Coast to Coast, Week of October 1." In the United States, the week is considered to start with Sunday, not Monday.
ZebedyZak 13th Aug 2021		I don't believe it. Another record claiming to be released on a Sunday? And in 1950? How many shops were open on a Sunday in 1950?
Lovinda🍰 15th Nov 2013
Lovinda🍰 15th Nov 2013

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