78 RPM - Benny Goodman - Taking A Chance On Love / Cabin In The Sky - Columbia - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Benny Goodman
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	35869
Date:	27 Dec 1940
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	12 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Benny Goodman	Taking A Chance On Love	Latouche, Fetter, Duke	Rate
B	Benny Goodman	Cabin In The Sky	Latouche, Duke	Rate

Notes

From "Cabin in the Sky", vocal chorus by Helen Forrest.

Benny Goodman And His Orchestra:
Jimmy Maxwell, Irving Goodman, Alec Fila, Cootie Williams (tp), Lou McGarity, Cutty Cutshall (tb), Benny Goodman (cl), Gus Bivona, Skip Martin, (as), Bob Snyder (as, bari), Georgie Auld, Jack Henderson (ts), Bernie Leighton (p), Mike Bryan (g), Artie Bernstein (b), Harry Jaeger (d), Helen Forrest (voc).

CO 29177-1 Taking A Chance On Love (Vernon Duke, John Latouche, Ted Fetter, arr. Fletcher Henderson)
CO 29178-2 Cabin In The Sky (Vernon Duke, John Latouche)

Recorded New York City, November 29, 1940.

The record was reissued in March 1943, when the 1940 Broadway musical "Cabin in the Sky" was turned into a movie:
Billboard, Apr. 17, 1943, page 20: On the Records.

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Comments and Reviews


xiphophilos 27th May 2022		A side label (original Dec. 1940 label with "Trade Mark" under the CBS logo and three lines of patent text under COLUMBIA, listing patent 1625705 and RE 16588, cf. M. Sherman & K. Nauck, "Note the Notes," page 9). Note that label does indeed refer to the musical "Cabin in the Sky" by title.



xiphophilos 9th Feb 2018		The "For Perfect Tone ..." blurb, combined with the patent text, dates this particular copy to early 1942 or later, as W.B.lbl says. "Cabin in the Sky", though, was a 1940 Broadway hit musical before it was turned into the film that was released in March 1943. So the "Cabin in the Sky" reference likely appears on the original pressings from Dec. 1940 as well.



W.B.lbl 9th Feb 2018		It ain't just the "Cabin In The Sky" reference; the fine print below the 'COLUMBIA' atop the spindle hole as seen on {Images #435320 & 435319} was in effect from 1942 to 1945. Likewise, the "For perfect tone use Columbia Needles" blurb at left was only on labels from early 1942 to April 1951. I have an actual late 1940 copy of this - but at this point am in no position to scan the labels to put on here.



cyeaman SUBS 6th Feb 2018		I understand that MGM released "Cabin in the Sky" in 1943. According to the March 27, 1943 issue of Billboard, Columbia reissued "Taking a Chance on Love" backed by "Cabin in the Sky". Wouldn't this then be a reissue? Does anybody have a copy that doesn't reference the movie?



fixbutte 19th Mar 2015		Merged two identical entries and flipped sides (and images) of this remaining entry according to matrix numbers and chart success, see earlier comments. "Taking A Chance On Love" also made it to #10 on Billboard's Harlem Hit Parade (soon to become the Race Records charts and then the R&B charts), for the week ending June 24, 1943.



BigBadBluesMan 23rd Feb 2015



W.B.lbl 9th Jan 2014		Yet, it was "Taking A Chance On Love" that topped the charts - in 1943.

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