78 RPM - Doris Day - Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Será, Será) / Twelve O'Clock Tonight - Columbia - Colombia

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Doris Day
Label:	Columbia
Country:	Colombia
Catalogue:	31134
Date:	1957
Format:	10"
Genre:	Vocal, Pop
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Doris Day	Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Será, Será)	Levinsgton, Evans	Rate
B	Doris Day	Twelve O'Clock Tonight	P. Ballard	Rate

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with Frank DeVol
A 10" record

Stamped matr# on runouts: KLP 38811 K 1 resp. RZSP 40078

Side A: Levinsgton typo for Livingston

The cover bjs240328

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Description: Side B

Number: 3483906

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Description: Lower part of cover

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han enderman 6th Feb 2024		Co(Co) 31134 - Here is a Colombian Tropical 78 on discogs, but the country is incorrectly listed as US. Several other 78s are shown under Tropical(Co), between 45s & LPs.



han enderman 5th Feb 2024		Co(Co) 31134 - As stated along the label rim, the record was "Made in Colombia by Ind. Fon." and this is explained on the sleeve: "Fabricated & distributed in Colombia by "Tropical" Records", which was an important Columbian record label of company Ind.Fon. - 'Tropical(Co)' 78s are not here on this site, but discogs says: "Colombian label established in the 1940s. Was owned by (Industrias Fonograficas) Discos Tropical from Barranquilla, founded by Emilio Fortou Pereira in 1945. This company was also the CBS licensee in Colombia." Apparently in the 50s the contacts were with Mexican Columbia. - It appears that I have 1 label image in this Co(Co) series, 31135 "Soy un extaño" (prob. misspelling) by Ricardo Yarke. Also white label, but this is no problem I think, as the Argentine Co C-20000 series started with blue label issues, and then was white with blue print until the end in the 21000s (for ex., 20545 by Doris Day).



lorangrecords SUBS 5th Feb 2024		Thanks Mike. I've got several more records from the same person, and all the others are from Colombia, so this is probably the same.



Mike Gann 4th Feb 2024		I've changed the country of origin, per what is on the label and the insert that you've added. These two songs may have been coupled in that country only.



lorangrecords SUBS 4th Feb 2024		Most of the Mex labels are red.Yes. But I can't find the combination of the two tracks anywhere. They are released as side A on separate releases. Can you have a look at the cover image, and tell me if the cover was made in columbia? My Spanish is close to zero The city Baranquilla exsists in several countries in South America



Mike Gann 4th Feb 2024		I'm pretty certain. There may be red label commercial copies that exist, but we usually don't mark these Columbia white label copies as "promo only". If someone else knows more about it, I will admit that I am wrong.



lorangrecords SUBS 4th Feb 2024		How sure are you Mike.? I can't find those tracks on the same release anywhere?



Mike Gann 4th Feb 2024		Not a promo

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