78 RPM - Harry James - All Or Nothing At All / Flash - Columbia - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Harry James
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	35587
Date:	2 Aug 1940
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	14 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Harry James	All Or Nothing At All	Lawrence, Altman	7.5 Rate
B	Harry James	Flash	James	10.0 Rate

Notes

Harry James And His Orchestra
A Jazz Masterwork
Trumpets - Harry James, Jack Palmer, Claude Bowen, Jack Schaeffer
Trombones - Truett Jones, Dalton Rizzotti, Bruce Squires
Saxes - Dave Matthews, Drew Page, Claude Lakey, Bill Luther
Piano - Jack Gardner
Guitar - Red Kent
Bass - Thurman Teague
Drums - Mickey Scrima
A side - Vocal Chorus by Frank Sinatra

Only 8,000 copies sold upon its original 1940 release

Reissued under the same catalog number in 1943 with A side credit changed to Featuring Frank Sinatra With Harry James And His Orchestra in reflection of the singer's initial "bobby soxer" popularity, and "Jazz Masterwork" designation eliminated from A side. After this billing change, the record sold a million copies.

A mx: CO 25288 (label & runout);
B mx: LA 2044 (label); LA-2044-A (runout of 1943 reissue).

A side (mx. CO 25288) recorded New York, NY, August 31, 1939.
B side (mx. LA 2044) recorded Los Angeles, CA, November 8, 1939.

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Comments and Reviews


xiphophilos 7th May 2017		Our label scans here now illustrate an interesting teachrock.org lesson on "World War Two and the Shrinking of the Ensemble": http://teachrock.org/lesson/world-war-ii-and-the-shrinking-of-the-ensemble/. The writers claim that the original version sold 16,000 copies, not just 8,000. Does anyone have access to evidence that would back up one number over the other? BTW, I wish they'd have at least credited 45worlds for the images.



BigBadBluesMan 23rd Feb 2015



J.Paul 27th Jul 2014		Uploaded the 1943 "Frank Sinatra with Harry James" reissue labels. Note that side B is nearly identical.



W.B.lbl 31st Oct 2013