78 RPM - Ted Weems - Jiminy Cricket / Monstro The Whale - Decca - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Ted Weems
Label:	Decca
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	2793
Date:	Oct 1939
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Ted Weems	Jiminy Cricket	Leigh Harline, Ned Washington	Rate
B	Ted Weems	Monstro The Whale	Leigh Harline, Ned Washington	Rate

Notes

Both sides: A Character in Walt Disney's Motion Picture Pinocchio

A side: Vocal Chorus by Elmo Tanner and Mary Lee
B side: Vocal Chorus by Red Engle and Marvel Maxwell

(Red Engle is a misspelling of Red Ingle, and Marvel Maxwell would later become famous as Marilyn Maxwell)

Images

Number: 421263 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: KeithS SUBS ● Description: photoshopped	Number: 421214 Uploaded By: Jock_Girl Description: A Side Label	Number: 421215 Uploaded By: Jock_Girl Description: B Side Label	Number: 3516520 Uploaded By: KeithS SUBS ● Description: a side
Number: 3516521 Uploaded By: KeithS SUBS ● Description: b side

Comments and Reviews


BigBadBluesMan 21st Feb 2015



BigBadBluesMan 21st Feb 2015



zabadak 25th Feb 2013		It always ends in tears... ;-)



Jock_Girl 25th Feb 2013		It does play what it says on the label. The record is otherwise in great shape. I had considered photoshopping it, to get the Decca logo, but given the tears on both sides decide against it



KeithS SUBS ● 25th Feb 2013		Photoshop is the safest!! Seems that both sides have had the matrix numbers scraped off. Does it play what the label says??



bill mann 25th Feb 2013		Flea - All depends if you've paid your electricity bill.



W.B.lbl 25th Feb 2013		Marvel Maxwell would later become better known as Marilyn Maxwell (of Champion and The Lemon Drop Kid fame).



the Flea ● 25th Feb 2013		"Lighter fuel sometimes works" is that with or without naked flame nearby?



bill mann 25th Feb 2013		Jock_Girl - Keep licking the sticker till it's wet right through and gently peel it back a bit at a time with your fingernail, keep licking till it's all removed.They all come off eventually. Lighter fuel sometimes works, also Good for 45s



Jock_Girl 25th Feb 2013		This is why I hate stickers on labels. Previous owner tried to remove some and ruined the label