78 RPM - Andrews Sisters - Joseph! Joseph! / It's Easier Said Than Done - Decca - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Andrews Sisters
Label:	Decca
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	1691
Date:	Mar 1938
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Andrews Sisters	Joseph! Joseph!	Cahn, Chaplin, Cashman, Steinberg	Rate
B	Andrews Sisters	It's Easier Said Than Done	Carmen Lombardo, John Jacob Loeb	Rate

Notes

Vocal with Orchestral Accompaniment.
Frank Froeba, piano; John McGee, 1st trumpet; Vic Schoen, 2nd trumpet; Tony Zimmer, clarinet; David Barbour, guitar; George Mazza, trombone; Haig Stephens, bass; Sammy White, drums.
Recorded Feb 21 & 22, 1938, New York, NY.

Comments and Reviews


fixbutte 15th May 2015		Thanks, xiphophilos and W.B.lbl. I will change this one into Decca 1691 and move images to Decca 23605. Both records added by the same contributor on the same day, he probably confused the catalog numbers then. A-side image for Decca 1691 available, will be added too.



W.B.lbl 15th May 2015		Apparently, the "Bei Mir Bist Du Schön" / "Joseph! Joseph!" coupling on 23605 was always in effect; "It's Easier Said Than Done" had been on 1691. In any event, this record is already on here, but the variant {Images #746583 & 746590} appears to be from Richmond, IN, whilst the other entry had labels printed by Co-Service Printing of Newark, NJ, and was pressed in Bridgeport, CT, where Decca had a plant from 1938 to 1953. In any event, the only differences between this and the other entry lay in the type variations.



xiphophilos 14th May 2015		Decca 1691, released in 1938, paired "It Is Easier Said Than Done" with "Joseph! Joseph!". The latter song was then later re-released on Decca 23605 (source).



fixbutte 14th May 2015		Images for Decca 23605 added that don't show "It's Easier Said Than Done" on the A-side, as originally entered, but "Bei Mir Bist Du Schön". I'll have to do some research if possibly another coupling exists. Anyway the release date for this record was not 1938 but 1946. The album entered the Billboard charts early in September 1946.



BigBadBluesMan 19th Feb 2015