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78 RPM Record

Artist:Patsy Cline
Label:  Decca
Country:USA
Catalogue:30221
Date:11 Feb 1957
Format:10"
Collection:  I Own It     I Want It 
Community: 7 Own, 3 Want
Price Guide:$165
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PRICE GUIDE
$165


TrackArtistTitleComposerRating
APatsy ClineA Poor Man's Roses (Or A Rich Man's Gold)Bob Hillard, Milton DeluggRate
BPatsy ClineWalkin' After MidnightDon Hecht, Alan BlockRate


Notes

Also issued on 45 RPM as 9-30221

Billboard, February 9, 1957, page 15: Decca ad: "A Poor Man's Roses," b/w "Walkin' After Midnight"
Billboard, February 9, 1957, page 46: Review Spotlight On (focuses on "Walkin' After Midnight")
Billboard, February 16, 1957, page 22: Decca ad (featuring only "Walkin' After Midnight")
Billboard, February 16, 1957, page 52: Recent Pop Releases: This Week's Best Buys.
Billboard, February 16, 1957, page 60: This Week's C&W Best Buys.

Images



Number: 960219  THUMBNAIL
Uploaded By: Sigurbjorn SUBS
Description: Decca 30221 A side label


Number: 960218 
Uploaded By: Sigurbjorn SUBS
Description: Decca 30221 B side label


Comments and Reviews
 
xiphophilos
11th Jun 2020
 I've added links to Decca ads and Billboard reviews that show that "A Poor Man's Roses" was indeed initially issued as the A side [now reflected in the entry], but as Jock_Girl says, the B side, "Walkin' After Midnight", immediately took off and became the hit.
 

 
Mike Gann
11th Jun 2020
 Thank you Jock_Girl :-)
 

 
Jock_Girl
11th Jun 2020
 @Mike Gann: Patsy hated Walkin' After Midnight and preferred A Poor Man's Roses. She was strongly persuaded to record it and no doubt a part of that compromise was that it would be the B side. That was in November 1956. Decca prepped everything with that in mind. In January 1957, she was to perform 'Roses' on Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scout on the CBS TV network, but once again was convinced to perform 'Midnight'. Response was so great that she won first prize on the show and Decca flipped it for promotion.
 

 
Mike Gann
11th Jun 2020
 Since the "+" next to the matrix on a Decca designates the b-side, I have to wonder why this is reversed?
 


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