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Artist: Frankie Laine - Doris Day Label:   Columbia Country: USA Catalogue: 39693 Date: 31 May 1952 Format: 10" Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  13 Own Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search on eBay This is an affiliate link for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Frankie Laine - Doris Day	How Lovely Cooks The Meat	Marais	Rate
B	Doris Day - Frankie Laine	Sugarbush	Marais	Rate

Notes

with Carl Fischer's Orchestra & The Norman Luboff Choir

A mx: RHCO 10117; B mx: RHCO 10118.

Also issued on 45 RPM as 4-39693

Billboard, May 24, 1952, page 27: Columbia ad (lists "How Lovely Cooks The Meat" above "Sugarbush")
Billboard, May 24, 1952, page 40: The Billboard Picks "How Lovely Cooks The Meat"
Billboard, May 31, 1952, page 20: "Sugarbush" On Fire: Schirmer's Ruffled By Success Of Old Tune
Billboard, May 31, 1952, page 38: The Billboard Picks "Sugarbush"

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Number: 930596  THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: Trainman Description: Columbia 39693 A side label

Number: 930597  Uploaded By: Trainman Description: Columbia 39693 B side label

Number: 1807840  Uploaded By: Bob1951 Description: A side label

Comments and Reviews

W.B.lbl ● 30th Apr 2024		Check my sets of images for what 78 RPM Columbia labels' colors should look like. On others' images, there's very much a discrepancy between the actual color and how it appeared in the photo / scan.
MasonWyberg 16th Feb 2021		both colors exist, my copy has a pink label, was probably a jukebox copy as it has rings of some sort around it.
lorangrecords SUBS 2nd Dec 2018		Maybe both colours exist? Or just a photo difference? Does anyone know?
Bob1951 2nd Dec 2018		With a nod to Trainman, cleaner A side label image added.
xiphophilos 2nd Jun 2018		I've tracked down Columbia's "New Releases" ad in Billboard, May 24, 1954, and it seems they listed "How Lovely Cooks The Meat" as the slightly favored (A) side. Billboard also first picked "How Lovely Cooks The Meat", but then "Sugarbush" took off.
PhilMH SUBS 1st Jun 2018		Make that "any previous Columbia or CBS LP or CD"; Prague Frank's discography shows that many (all?) of these sides were on Bear Family CD's (Columbia sessions start at session 128, 4 April 1951 - and Prague Frank seriously needs to reformat that discography to make it easier to read!).
PhilMH SUBS 1st Jun 2018		Isn't "Sugarbush" the A-side, and the higher matrix number just represents the order of recording? Anyway, "How Lovely Cooks The Meat" is now included on a 59-track digital collection released today, COLUMBIA SESSIONS (1951-1955); a lot of hit sides seem to be missing at first glance, so perhaps this collection gathers together tracks that aren't on any previous LP or CD.

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