78 RPM - Jerry Lewis - Come Rain Or Come Shine / Rock-A-Bye Your Baby With A Dixie Melody - Decca - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Jerry Lewis
Label:	Decca
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	30124
Date:	Oct 1956
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Jerry Lewis	Come Rain Or Come Shine	Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer	Rate
B	Jerry Lewis	Rock-A-Bye Your Baby With A Dixie Melody	Jean Schwartz, Joe Young, Sam Lewis	Rate

Notes

A mx: 100713 (label); RW100713T3A H 3 (runout).
B mx: 100723◈ (label); RW100723T3A H (runout).

Also issued on 45 RPM as 9-30124

Images

Number: 1296731

THUMBNAIL
Uploaded By: xiphophilos
Description: Decca 30124 A side label

Number: 1296732

Uploaded By: xiphophilos
Description: Decca 30124 B side label

Number: 1934513

Uploaded By: Bob1951
Description: A side label variant

Number: 1934514

Uploaded By: Bob1951
Description: B side label variant

Comments and Reviews


Bob1951 25th Apr 2019		Label variant images added.



W.B.lbl 29th Mar 2017		The 'H' in the deadwax, combined with Bert-Co label fonts. Richmond, IN would have used the newer label design, and fonts along the lines of the 45 of "Rock-A-Bye Your Baby . . . " in that linked YT clip. Many printers with Linotype fonts had the same diamond symbol. It's more indicative of a printer than pressing plant, in this sense.



xiphophilos 29th Mar 2017		So this is not a Richmond, IN, pressing, despite the ◈? Is it the H in the runout that tells you that it's RCA's Hollywood plant?



W.B.lbl 29th Mar 2017		Yet, it was Jer's cover of "Rock-A-Bye Your Baby . . . " that was the hit. B.T.W., {Images #1296731 & 1296732} was pressed by RCA Victor's Hollywood, CA plant, with label typesetting from Bert-Co - which didn't even switch to the newer "star" label that was inaugurated in late 1954/early '55. Here, Bert-Co continued to use the older "Personality Series" label right up to the demise of the 78 in 1958 (and the 1950 45 RPM label design up to 1959).



BigBadBluesMan 29th Jun 2016



xiphophilos 28th Jun 2016		B side: