78 RPM - Eddie Fisher - Heaven Was Never Like This / I Need You Now - RCA Victor - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Eddie Fisher
Label:	RCA Victor
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	20-5830
Date:	Aug 1954
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	11 Own
Price Guide:	$12
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PRICE GUIDE

$12

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Eddie Fisher	Heaven Was Never Like This	Mack David	Rate
B	Eddie Fisher	I Need You Now	Jimmie Crane, Al Jacobs	Rate

Notes

This record was released 2nd half 1954.
Matr# on runout:
A: E4 VB 4126 3S 12.
B: E4 VB 4127 4S 19.
Accompaniment by:
A: Hugo Winterhalter's Orchestra and Chorus.
B: Same orchestra but no Chorus.

There's a date (8/28/54) written on the runout side A. On B is written (9/4/54). It could be the recording dates.

Also issued on 45 RPM as 47-5830

Images

Number: 424971 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: lorangrecords SUBS Description: Label side A	Number: 424972 Uploaded By: lorangrecords SUBS Description: Label side B	Number: 424973 Uploaded By: lorangrecords SUBS Description: Side A with the added dates.	Number: 424974 Uploaded By: lorangrecords SUBS Description: Side B with the added dates.
Number: 824899 Uploaded By: TheJudge Description: Variant A-side label (from the image collection of Diognes_The_Fox)	Number: 2208010 Uploaded By: fredhoyt Description: RCA Victor 78 20-5830 Rec A (alt)	Number: 2208011 Uploaded By: fredhoyt Description: RCA Victor 78 20-5830 Rec B (alt)

Comments and Reviews


BigBadBluesMan 16th Jul 2021



BigBadBluesMan 16th Jul 2021



mister_tmg 20th Jun 2015		Heaven Was Never Like This recorded 4th May 1954 I Need You Now recorded 25th May 1954 Both recorded at Webster Hall, New York



lorangrecords SUBS 13th May 2013		Sounds reasonable then?



W.B.lbl 12th May 2013		It was reviewed in Billboard's Aug. 7, 1954 issue.



lorangrecords SUBS 11th May 2013		Finding some data about hit recordings and charts, I think the two dates written on the runout is the day of entry on the US charts. If reading the data correct, side A entered 28 aug, was on the charts for 4 weeks, and peaked as #21. Side B entered 4 Sept., peaked as #1 for 3 weeks and 24 weeks on the charts.