78 RPM - Phil. Ohman Und Victor Arden - The Blue Room (Das Blaue Zimmer) / The Girlfriend (Meine kleine Freundin) - Brunswick - Germany

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Artist:	Phil. Ohman Und Victor Arden
Label:	Brunswick
Country:	Germany
Catalogue:	A 136
Date:	1926
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Phil. Ohman Und Victor Arden	The Blue Room (Das Blaue Zimmer)	Hart, Rodgers	Rate
B	Phil. Ohman Und Victor Arden	The Girlfriend (Meine kleine Freundin)	Hart, Rodgers	Rate

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Piano-Duett Mit Orchester

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Mike Gann 25th Jan 2020		Thank you xiphophilos :-)



xiphophilos 25th Jan 2020		Actually, Mike, you were correct. The confusion between Bestell-Nummer (order number, what we would call catalog number) and Katalog-Number (catalog number, different for each specific side) is typical for German records. It goes back, as scrough has already said, to the single-sided issues before 1910. When His Master's Voice (Deutsche Grammophon AG in Germany) combined two of these single-sided records to a new double-sided release, they listed this record both under a new "Bestell-Nr." (i.e., the new catalog number for the entire double-sided record) and the old Katalog-Nr.s for the single sides. In short, in Germany, despite the different name, the Bestell-Nr. (order number) is the actual catalog number. So A136 would be the correct catalog number here; 3197 is only the catalog number of the original U.S. release. In general, as you can read in the label profile, German Brunswicks have catalog numbers starting with an A-prefix, followed by 3-, 4-, or 5-digit number. Brunswick records with A- and a 6-digit number are French releases. The second pianist's name is Victor Arden, by the way, not Ardem. T.B.H.N.Y. stands for the music publisher, T. B. Harms & Co. in New York.



Mike Gann 24th Jan 2020		Good for me to know in the future



scrough 24th Jan 2020		I'll go with MrShellac - the 'Bestell-Nr.' = 'Order Number' is a hangover from when records with two sides with different numbers were sold.



MrShellac 24th Jan 2020		Hey Mike, A 136 is the order number, as far as I could reseach it from from an Hungarian and German archive, "3197" should still be the official catalogue number.



Mike Gann 24th Jan 2020		I believe the catalog no. for this one will be A 136. The 3197 may be in correspondence to the U.K. issue.

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