78 RPM - Tommy Dorsey - Boogie Woogie / Weary Blues - His Master's Voice / Victor - Canada

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Tommy Dorsey
Label:	His Master's Voice / Victor
Country:	Canada
Catalogue:	26054
Date:	1938
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Tommy Dorsey	Boogie Woogie	Pinetop Smith	Rate
B	Tommy Dorsey	Weary Blues	Artie Matthews	Rate

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Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra

A Side: Tommy Dorsey, L. Jenkins, M. Zukekoff, Trombone-F. Stulce, S. Herfurt, J.Mince, H. Schertzer, D. Kincaide, Saxophones-C. Spivack, Y. Louson, L. Castaldo, Trumpets-C. Maestro-Guitar, G. Traxler, String Bass-H. Smith, Piano-M. Purtill, Drums

B Side: Tommy Dorsey, W. Mercurio, B. Pickering, Trombones-M. Kaminsky, S. Kolnick, J. Bauer, Trumpets-F. Stulce, J. Dixon, S. Block, C. Rounds, Saxophones-G. Traxler, String Bass-W. Schaeffer-Guitar- D. Jones, Piano-D. Tough, Drums

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lorangrecords SUBS 13th May 2013		Acc. to the sessions, I think Dec. 1938 or 1938 is reasonable. Don't you?



Jock_Girl 13th May 2013		Nope -- recording sessions 1935 and 1938. According to this (rather messy, IMHO) website (http://www.78discography.com/vic26000.html) Weary Blues is from 26 September 1935 and Boogie Woogie is from 16 September 1938. Besides, 1922 would mean it was acoustic, which it most certainly not!



lorangrecords SUBS 13th May 2013		Compared with the US release, it should have been released in appr. Dec., 1938. Following the matrices, I'm a little bit confused. It points to Febr., 1922. Maybe it was recorded in 1922? Until new facts come up, I think you're on the right track.



Jock_Girl 12th May 2013		Not quite sure if this label style is accurate for the release date