78 RPM - Ink Spots - That's Where I Came In / You Can't See The Sun When You're Crying - Decca - Canada

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Ink Spots
Label:	Decca
Country:	Canada
Catalogue:	23809
Date:	Jan 1947
Format:	10"
Genre:	Vocal, Pop, Jazz
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Ink Spots	That's Where I Came In	De Rose, Tobias	Rate
B	Ink Spots	You Can't See The Sun When You're Crying	Fisher Roberts	Rate

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Made in Canada by Compo co. Limited

Both sides recorded New York, NY, November 7, 1946.

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Number: 3326149

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Uploaded By: SeverlyWarpedRecord
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Description: A side label

Comments and Reviews


SeverlyWarpedRecord 16th Jul 2023		I respect the inclusion



Mike Gann 16th Jul 2023		I've added jazz as a third genre so we can all be on the same page



SeverlyWarpedRecord 16th Jul 2023		Yeah I agree that this was a pop record in the 40s, but you gotta remember that back then jazz was pop music. Just personally I’ve never liked how older musicians are labeled as just pop, because no matter what pop music always has a genre to go along with it, because what’s popular always changes



xiphophilos 15th Jul 2023		A side: B side:



xiphophilos 15th Jul 2023		Billboard certainly listed this as under Popular releases, see Jan. 18, 1947, page 28: Advance Record Releases. The other categories they had available at the time were Folk, Race, and Hot Jazz. I didn't change this to pop, but that seems a justifiable decision to me.



SeverlyWarpedRecord 15th Jul 2023		What makes a song ‘jazz’? Because the ink spots are definitely a jazz band, but someone changed the genres to just be pop