78 RPM - Charles Brown With Johnny Moore's Three Blazers - Let's Walk / Cryin' Mercy - Aladdin - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Charles Brown With Johnny Moore's Three Blazers
Label:	Aladdin
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	3235
Date:	May 1954
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Charles Brown With Johnny Moore's Three Blazers	Let's Walk	Rudolph Toombs	Rate
B	Charles Brown With Johnny Moore's Three Blazers	Cryin' Mercy	Charles Brown	Rate

Notes

A: Charles Brown (vocal, piano), Johnny Moore (guitar), Eddie Williams (bass), unknown (drums), The Song Stylists (background vocals).
Recorded December 18, 1953, Radio Recorders, Los Angeles, CA.
B: Charles Brown (vocal, piano), Johnny Moore, Oscar Moore (guitars), Wesley Prince (bass), Callestine Daniels (drums).
Recorded August 26, 1953, Radio Recorders, Los Angeles, Ca.

BB May 15, 1954, p. 32 (Review, Aladdin ad)

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Mike Gann 1st Sep 2018		A-side and B-side label scans added



fixbutte 31st Oct 2016		The last A/B was on Aladdin 3080 indeed, but the first X/Q was on Aladdin 3081, see The Aladdin Records Story again. Btw, an image of the alternative "Blazer's Boogie" B-side ("Q") of Aladdin 3235, with a rather strange matrix RRR-111, is here. Recorded in Sep 1945, it first appeared on Philo P111, then on Aladdin A111.



slholzer 31st Oct 2016		Perhaps not so amazing. Aladdin did use A and B sides in the earliest part of the 3000 series. The last A/B I know of is on Aladdin 3080. The first Q/X I have is Aladdin 3082. The forger may thus have had Aladdin labels to use as a model, but none from as far into the series as this disc.



xiphophilos 30th Oct 2016		I made the fake A side image disappear. What amazes me is that the forger didn't even know that Aladdin didn't use A and B to mark its sides.



fixbutte 29th Oct 2016		The displayed label image of the A-side here is rather suspect indeed, but there were two variants of the B-side, one has "Cryin' Mercy", as listed above (B-side label, marked "Q" is here), one has "Blazer's Boogie (Three Blazers)", the correct A-side label (marked "X") of that issue is here.



slholzer 29th Oct 2016		I have a photo, probably from ebay and not very good at that, but it clearly shows a variant Q side of this disc which is nowhere listed in Ruppli's Aladdin/Imperial book. The artist is the same, but the title is Blazer's Boogie with composer credit to the Three Blazers. The matrix starts with the usual RR prefix and looks to end with 111. There is probably one digit and perhaps a hyphen obscured by a contour line in the label.



BigBadBluesMan 13th Oct 2016



BigBadBluesMan 13th Oct 2016